The Devil's Progress
As of yesterday, my new Historical Murder Mystery, The Devil in Montmartre, is being represented by the Philip G. Spitzer Literary Agency. Mr. Spitzer is a highly regarded agent with a long, distinguished career and an outstanding client list. Needless to say, I'm delighted to have him represent me.
While I'm very positive about my new novel's chances for success, I'm also aware of the difficulties involved in selling fiction in a highly competitive (some might say brutal) market. I've had plenty of rejections in my writing career, and there are doubtless more to come. Such is life. But to use a Hemingwayesque metaphor, you roll with the punches, stay on your feet, and keep slugging.
So while I'm not yet popping the champagne corks, I'm very optimistic and excited about my great new agent. This is definitely a major step in the right direction.
While I'm very positive about my new novel's chances for success, I'm also aware of the difficulties involved in selling fiction in a highly competitive (some might say brutal) market. I've had plenty of rejections in my writing career, and there are doubtless more to come. Such is life. But to use a Hemingwayesque metaphor, you roll with the punches, stay on your feet, and keep slugging.
So while I'm not yet popping the champagne corks, I'm very optimistic and excited about my great new agent. This is definitely a major step in the right direction.
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