Blythe Daniel
Agent – Blythe Daniel Agency
Blythe Daniel is a literary agent, author, and marketer. Her agency markets books through podcasts, blogs, launch teams and traditional media, and represents books to publishers with adult non-fiction and select fiction along with several children’s fiction and non-fiction titles.
Get To Know Blythe
Blythe Daniel is a literary agent, author, and marketer. Her agency markets books through podcasts, blogs, launch teams and traditional media, and represents adult non-fiction and select fiction along with some children’s fiction and non-fiction titles. Blythe has been the publicity director and marketing director for Nelson Books, now Harper Collins Christian Publishing, and has spent the last 20 years as a literary agent. The agency represents new and bestselling authors primarily in the Christian market. Blythe and her mother, Dr. Helen McIntosh, have co-authored two books: Mended: Restoring the Hearts of Mothers and Daughters (Harvest House) and I Love You Mom: Cherished Word Gifts from My Heart to Yours (Tyndale). Blythe and her daughter Calyn have written Let’s Be Friends: A Tween Devotional on Finding and Keeping Strong Friendships (Harvest House, 2023). Blythe, her mother and her son, William Daniel, have written I Love You, Dad! Words to Honor and Humor You (End Game Press). Blythe is married and lives in Colorado with her family.
Pre-Conference Session
Bonus Opportunity:
First Step Review—Blythe Daniel—$50
Literary agent Blythe Daniel is offering to do critiques for up to twenty attendees prior to the conference. She will read ten pages of a book proposal or manuscript, whichever you prefer, in Word format. She will provide detailed feedback with comments and recommendations for the next steps. Submissions are due before June 1, and critiques will be returned by email by June 15. The conference director will connect you to Blythe for your manuscript submission upon purchase.
Breakout Session
How To Get a Publisher
Which publisher should I work with? There are more choices for writers, and it can feel uncertain to navigate what is best for you. Self-publishing, hybrid publishing and traditional publishing. What are the differences? What are the advantages of each? Do I need an agent? Do I approach an editor? What are the expectations of me in these scenarios? I’ll give you tips on publishing paths, where they lead, and how you can be prepared!
15-Minute Appointments
Blythe is available to meet with published and unpublished writers who want feedback on a book idea or want to ask questions about the publishing process and their trajectory as a writer. Attendees may also ask what she is looking for and how agents work with authors and publishers.
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