As I'm right in the middle of the query trenches and may or may not have some good news, I have been reading a lot about researching agents. There are so many of them, and first time authors (like me) have been known to just send out a query to an agent they haven't researched a whole lot about. I've actually been pretty good about researching, but once you get that "Call", you have to do a whole lot more.
I've heard a bunch of horror stories about writers who land an agent and then figure out the agent is not the best choice they could have made. I read this article from The Rejectionist blog, and I thought it was perfect. Anyone looking for or has landed an agent should read it. Very helpful in pointing out red flags. :)
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Definitely something to think about. I've heard it said that no agent is better than a bad agent. There's something to that, if you ask me.
I'm so going there next, thanks for the link!
Thanks for the link! I saw you on Krista's blog and hopped over. Congrats on landing an agent! Can't wait to hear the whole story:)
And I LOVE the concept for "Not your average fairy tale."
ie- "And you're a dude." lol
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