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Writers Ask the Expert How to Know When to Submit Your Manuscripts to Agents and Publishers
| How to Know When to Submit Your Manuscripts to Agents and Publishers |
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| By Steve Hamilton | |
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Q: If the quality of each work is relatively equal, how is a writer to know the difference between the work that is suitable for submission and those that should be left for another time due to its personal or emotional nature? -Matthew
How do you know the difference? You really can’t, not on your own. You need someone you can trust to tell you. I hope you already have someone like that, somebody who is reading your stuff and letting you know if it works. If it’s not, I hope that person respects you enough to hand it back to you in shreds. If I didn’t have somebody doing that for me, I’d be lost.
Steve Hamilton, Author of the Alex McKnight Novels |
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