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Who's Working on a Novel?

Started by The Corsair, June 11, 2015, 12:21:45 AM

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Clym Angus

Then there are things like 50 Shades of Gray that give us all a little hope, that even modest intellectual undertakings can (in time) reach an audience.

Lady_Lockharte

Quote from: GCCC on August 31, 2015, 10:41:26 PM
Indeed. But, that's also why agents are so important.

this seems... expensive. :/

GCCC

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Quote from: Lady_Lockharte on September 01, 2015, 11:03:44 PM
Quote from: GCCC on August 31, 2015, 10:41:26 PM
Indeed. But, that's also why agents are so important.

this seems... expensive. :/

Agents aren't supposed to get paid until you do.*

Let's not get the cart hooked up in front of the horse. Write first, then start worrying about things like traditional publishing, self-publishing, e-books, agents, partridges in pear trees...all that other stuff can wait.








*If anyone who says they can get you published wants money up front, walk away. I was told at a workshop that the only time you should be signing a check is to endorse it on the back prior to its deposit.
When it's time, refer to this website, Preditors and Editors. It will help you avoid the wrong people and hopefully direct you to the write** people.
http://pred-ed.com/

**Yes, I agree. That was awful. But my hands, you see, are transplants obtained from a very punny guy, and I just can't seem to get a handle on their desire to punish me.

Lady_Lockharte

thank you for the advice, and the references. I will keep all this in mind when i am finally finished