A rejection letter… but still good!
Well… if I absolutely HAVE to get a rejection letter, I sure do like to get one that reads like this! Wishes in a Bottle looks to be a fun story and series for sure! I think you’ve created an … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Agent Search
Uplifting feedback from a beta reader
In the face of all the rejections I’ve been getting, my heart got lighter when I got this feedback today from a beta reader in the middle of A Cat For Troy: “Full disclosure: I read all of the chapters … Continue reading →
A Great Time at Romance Writers of America National Conference
So… OMG. There is so much to say, I don’t even begin to know where to start! This was a FABULOUS conference and I had the time of my life… in great part to my SecondLife roleplay mom and writing … Continue reading →
When Disaster Strikes
Remember that full manuscript I had out to an agent? Well, she sent back a rejection, the main reason for which made no sense at all. Anyway, it sent me into a total tailspin. Yes, I do know rejections are … Continue reading →
Speaking of confidence… an awesome rejection letter!
So the literary agent who had requested a partial of Wishes in a Bottle, has declined to request to see the rest… However!! It was such a great letter it made me want to stand up and cheer!!!! LOL! I’m … Continue reading →
A request for a full manuscript!!!!
OMG OMG OMG! I heard back from the agent who requested the first 3 chapters of SwanSong!!! I saw the email and was afraid to open it… I wept all down Messenger at my SecondLife mom because I was so … Continue reading →
It’s QUERY time!!!
Today I’m sending out query letters to literary agents, starting out with Wishes in a Bottle since I’m so close to finishing that 3-book series. I’m a nervous wreck. I’m checking and double checking, and double checking my double checking … Continue reading →
A rejection letter to cherish
Rejection letters are no fun, even if they’re nice. It’s depressing. But I got one from an agent, querying for my very first book, Truck Stop, back in 2000, that said: “There’s no question of your ability. I think you … Continue reading →