By Laurence MacNaughton, @LMacNaughton
Part of the How They Do It Series (Contributing Author)
When you get the opportunity to pitch your novel face-to-face to an editor or literary agent, you need to know exactly what to do – and what mistakes to avoid.
Even if you've written the world's greatest novel, no one will know it unless you can get an someone to read it. But persuading a busy industry professional to risk their valuable time on your unpublished manuscript is no picnic.
But you can do it right. Prepare yourself for novel pitching success by avoiding these deal-breaking blunders.
Mistake #1: Trying to Tell the Whole Story
The moment you sit down to pitch, you may experience the almost irrepressible urge to tell your entire amazing story from beginning to end in intricate detail.
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Published on November 13, 2018 03:59