How to Break Up With Your Agent, Manager, Editor, or Publisher

<p><em>TRIGGER WARNING: the </em><strong><em>Writeway Podcast </em></strong><em>is getting real! </em>On this week’s episode, <strong>Rea </strong>and <strong>Joe </strong>pull no punches talking about creative professionals—but specifically writers—as they embark on, navigate, and, in some cases, sink relationships with current representation. </p><p> </p><p>When do you know if it’s time to break up with your rep? </p><p>How do you do it? In person or via email?</p><p>What happens after you part ways? </p><p> </p><p>Listen, download, and subscribe so you too can GET REAL about signing with an agent, setting expectations, decide if those expectations are being met, and understand when you need to call it <em>quits</em>. And for a deeper dive into the topic of representation, you can also listen back to <strong>Rea </strong>and <strong>Joe </strong>talking about “what to ask before you sign” with an agent on <a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-to-ask-a-book-agent-before-you-sign-on-the-dotted-line/id1496521043?i=1000486406473" rel="nofollow">EPISODE 8</a> of the <strong>Writeway Podcast</strong>.</p><p> </p><p>Meanwhile, we also want to know: <em>what’s your agent or editor breakup story? Do you have one? </em>If so, share at podcast@writewayco.com</p>