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Well, I got another two agent rejections, but they were form and boring, so from here on out I'm only going to post the interesting/potentially beneficial ones. I will say, for the sake of your general awareness of which agents I'm soliciting, that they were
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Nothing terribly interesting in this post; just another pair of form rejections. The only thing worth noting is that Jabberwocky Literary Agency is the agency that represents Brandon Sanderson, though Sanderson's agent is not currently accepting unsolicited manuscripts. Party in question: Eddie Schneider of Jabberwocky Literary Agency, Inc.
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Party in question: Amy Hayden of Linn Prentis Literary Query sent: February 5, 2013 Answer received: March 28, 2013 Read as follows: Trodayne here hijacking Amy's email. She wanted me to read your sample. Your writing has a lot going for it and your query was quite strong.
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Party in question: Jennifer Jackson of Donald Maass Literary Agency Query sent: May 12, 2013 Answer received: May 15, 2013 Read as follows: Thanks for your query. As to your material I'm afraid I will be passing -- I'm just not enthusiastic enough about the concept
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Perhaps you've heard, but round two of The Great Querying Adventure has ended rather disappointingly. Behold the process, in a nutshell: Party in question: Caitlin Blasdell of Liza Dawson Associates Literary Agency Query sent: December 2, 2012 First answer received: December 10, 2012 Read as follows: Can I
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It's a sad day for the green (and by that I mean "new," not "tree-hugging") novelist Jaimie Krycho. Party in question: Ethan Ellenberg of The Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency. Query sent: September 28, 2012 Answer received: November 27, 2012 (and here I should note
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I thought some of you might be interested in what it looked like for me to write my first novel. I began my 130,000-word fantasy novel for school...kind of. "Writing the Novel," the much-anticipated class required for OU's professional writing degree, started in the
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Hey, kids, Well, my plans for my full-length fantasy novel have taken some twists and turns, which has been more than a bit stressful. Nothing like a good ol' dose of feeling-like-a-total-noob right before sending your first query letter to an agent. So, today I took a short break