Nathan - I know you don't query an unfinished project, but is the same true for pitching a project to an agent or editor at a writing conference? There is a conference coming up next June that I'd like to attend, but I won't be ready to query for at least a few months after that. However, I expect to be far enough along to be able to deliver a coherent pitch. If an agent is interested after you pitch, do you have to query right away?
Alternatively, if I don't pitch at this conference but I do meet some agents there (at a reception, for example) and informally mention the project, would it make any difference in my query some months later if I mention having met them and mentioned this project to them (assuming they express at least a slight potential interest)?
Not sure what the etiquette is - Thanks!
Pitching a project at a conference
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Re: Pitching a project at a conference
I think it's fine to bounce some ideas for WIPs around. Those pitches are really your time, so feel free to do with them what you will!
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Thanks Nathan
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