Nathan Bransford - The Forums

I would read this for the violent self-aware body-melded tentacles alone.

I can't answer your question because I frequently wonder the same thing. Like the other day, when I was re-reading an Amy Tan book and thought, "Why do I bother? I am a universe of suck compared to this woman?" But then again, I'm sure we've all had that sparkly moment at B&N or someth...

Thanks cska! This is a great forum and the feedback has been funny, direct, and helpful. I'm wishing everyone a booming fistful of Agent Dust (mythical substance guaranteed to secure primo representation.) To answer your question, it is kind of a love story..love of the important things like men, ta...

Thanks everyone for the great feedback. Back to the drawing board! Or the tarot deck, as the case may be :) Do y'all think something like this would make for a stronger hook: It’s too bad Lucy didn’t learn to read fortunes sooner. Perhaps then she’d have avoided stumbling into an inherited grudge ma...

I've wondered about that very thing concerning the topic. It's not a particularly dark book or anything(MC is like Juno meets Stephanie Plum), but people might have that whole occult association...I've considered making the MC older, but worry then that the book wouldn't appeal to adults or teens. M...

Grammar, schmammar! All I want now is the aforementioned cinnamon-dusted machiatto.

Sounds like a good story...agree with previous poster that "morph" sounds better than "stretch" but the query is easy to understand overall.

Just got back first two rejections, eagerly anticipating (ha!) more. I'd appreciate any suggestions. Dear SuperAgent, High school senior Lucy Auburn never thought life would take her from mixing paint at the local hardware store to reading tarot cards for celebrity clients. Then again, she also did...