O Frabjous Day! Callooh! Callay!
Apr. 26th, 2007 10:31 amIt's a good day here in Averyland.
The agent wants to see a longer partial of Spires of Beltresa, and it sounds like she anticipates asking for the full eventually. Quite reasonably, she's not quite ready to commit to reading all 900+ pages until she's seen a little more. Who wouldn't be daunted by the bulk of the Big Book? I certainly would be.
The editor of a magazine I thought I'd never hear back from has asked for a revision to the short story that got me started on Traitor of Imlen, and he wants to see anything else I might have. Well, now I know what I'm bringing to the writing group meeting on Sunday.
Okay, the key's in the ignition, and the engine sounds like it's turning over. Maybe this time I'll get the car to move.
The agent wants to see a longer partial of Spires of Beltresa, and it sounds like she anticipates asking for the full eventually. Quite reasonably, she's not quite ready to commit to reading all 900+ pages until she's seen a little more. Who wouldn't be daunted by the bulk of the Big Book? I certainly would be.
The editor of a magazine I thought I'd never hear back from has asked for a revision to the short story that got me started on Traitor of Imlen, and he wants to see anything else I might have. Well, now I know what I'm bringing to the writing group meeting on Sunday.
Okay, the key's in the ignition, and the engine sounds like it's turning over. Maybe this time I'll get the car to move.
Re: Pix
Date: 2007-05-03 09:01 pm (UTC)But from your description I understand the conspiracy of publishers to make sure illustrators and writers remain separated. The publisher, who supposedly knows what will sell books, doles out the assignments. Little red ostriches on the covers of Tolkien's books (?)I remember.