on Susan Shiney Blog
Writing a novel isn’t easy, and once you’re done, you find yourself up against another challenge; querying.
The act of sending your manuscript to an agent or publisher in the hope of representation is far from simple.
However, there is a lot of information out there that can help, including these common query queries answered below.
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Thank you for providing a place for writers to find credible information about all-things-writing. Your blog is one of the best in cyber space.
With 24 books written, 3 of them Indie published, I would love to find a traditional publisher or agent and tried to do so 10 years ago. The rejection factor was too much to handle at the time. Over the years, it has become easier to accept constructive criticism — a necessary tool for any writer. It might be time to look for an agent or publisher again.
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Many thanks for the kind words, Joelle – I often think that agents and traditional publishers are overrated, but if you’re looking around, here are 3 recommended places to explore:
https://publishedtodeath.blogspot.com/p/agents.html
https://publishedtodeath.blogspot.com/p/publishers-looking-for-authors.html
https://publishedtodeath.blogspot.com/p/speculative-fiction.html
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Yep. You’re the best!
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