The Publishing DealFor more than two years, I had dared t...
The Publishing Deal
For more than two years, I had dared to dream of becoming a published author. My first novel had been drafted, re-drafted, proofread, drafted again, edited, and put in final form. Query letters had been sent unbidden to agents and publishers, describing in a single page more than three hundred pages of work. Most of those letters brought rejection via form letter, although some were kind enough to reject my work more personally. Some couldn't find the energy to respond at...
For more than two years, I had dared to dream of becoming a published author. My first novel had been drafted, re-drafted, proofread, drafted again, edited, and put in final form. Query letters had been sent unbidden to agents and publishers, describing in a single page more than three hundred pages of work. Most of those letters brought rejection via form letter, although some were kind enough to reject my work more personally. Some couldn't find the energy to respond at...
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