Hopefully this isn't redundant. I hate to post something that might be hiding somewhere in this forum, but I couldn't find the answer, so here's the question:
What is the best way to pitch or query for a YA series? Is it better to include information on all of the books or just the first?
Thanks.
Best Way to Pitch/Query for YA series
Re: Best Way to Pitch/Query for YA series
Nathan blogged about that before. Say that it has potential to be a series but is originally a stand alone unit :)
Re: Best Way to Pitch/Query for YA series
Thanks! Knew it was probably in the blog somewhere. Is there anything Nathan hasn't written about?
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Re: Best Way to Pitch/Query for YA series
I have yet to see a blog about the uses of trained seals... So clearly there are some topics yet to be covered.jmcooper wrote:Thanks! Knew it was probably in the blog somewhere. Is there anything Nathan hasn't written about?
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(and would trained seals flippers be able to navigate e-readers? Ah, life’s overriding mysteries.)
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