When do I look for an Agent?
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Re: When do I look for an Agent?
My understanding is that one does not query agents until the novel is complete. Only then do they (and you) know that you can tell the whole story.
Re: When do I look for an Agent?
Depends on the agent. Some take unfinished novels. Also have you had professional editing? Everyone needs it. Have a look at Fiverr. There are great editors (and crap editors btw) and you can select one within your budget.
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Can you give more detailed instructions?laheylis1 wrote: ↑December 27th, 2022, 12:40 pm Depends on the agent. Some take unfinished novels. Also have you had professional editing waffle game? Everyone needs it. Have a look at Fiverr. There are great editors (and crap editors btw) and you can select one within your budget.
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Does this query affect them?J. T. SHEA wrote: ↑June 26th, 2018, 10:02 pm My understanding is that one does not query agents until the novel is complete. Only then do they (geometry dash meltdownand you) know that you can tell the whole story.
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Re: When do I look for an Agent?
Waiting until your novel is complete can provide a clearer picture of your story and enhance the quality of your submission. Good luck with your writing!
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