duke_aldhein (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} duke_aldhein) wrote,@ 2006-01-04 17:01:00 |
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literary agents
Well, I now have a meeting fixed with a literary agent who's interested in Troubling Oppositions. Next Thursday afternoon.
This does mean I ought to crack on with the second draft, since I wouldn't show the first to anyone exceptarrantscoundrel.
Does anyone have any useful advice for dealing with agents? A novelist-friend already told me I'd put my foot in it by sending the synopsis off to three of them at once, though I'd discussed this with someone else who did exactly the same and got a book commissioned without apparently putting any noses out of joint.
Well, I now have a meeting fixed with a literary agent who's interested in Troubling Oppositions. Next Thursday afternoon.
This does mean I ought to crack on with the second draft, since I wouldn't show the first to anyone except
arrantscoundrel.Does anyone have any useful advice for dealing with agents? A novelist-friend already told me I'd put my foot in it by sending the synopsis off to three of them at once, though I'd discussed this with someone else who did exactly the same and got a book commissioned without apparently putting any noses out of joint.
