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The Query Process

A long overdue update:

My first novel, Man of the House, is currently being reviewed by three agents. Two have requested full manuscripts and one has requested a partial.

You can read an excerpt of this novel on my website. Please do. I'd love to hear from any readers. Give me feedback-good, bad or ugly-give it to me. I can take it.


Querying and Tracking, Oh My!

I've spent the day working on and tracking query letters. In addition to the creativity of writing fiction, there is also a business end of the spectrum. In order to get that novel published, it's necessary to find an agent and that means query letters, a synopsis, research, tracking, building a platform and the list goes on and on and on.

The more I do it, the better I get. Practice is essential in any endeavor if we want to improve.




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