Today's agent isn't really an agent, but an agent's assistant. And I don't know if the Rejecter is a man or woman, or their name. But this anonymous assistant is invaluable in helping navigate the do's and don'ts of querying, because it's a whole lot easier to be honest when no one knows who you are.
However, I can see from the posts that The Rejecter is a published fiction author. So, since I can't give you a bio and an agency website, we'll get straight to the posts that caught my eye.
The Rejecter answers questions like:
I hadn't heard of this site. Looks like a lot of good information.
ReplyDeleteIt's new to me, too. Hopefully I'll have time to go further back in the archives.
ReplyDelete~Debbie
I've had an agent reject my entire manuscript because she wasn't fond of the ending. She hadn't read it yet, just the first 3 chapters.
ReplyDeleteThat one really smarted.
Thanks for the links, as always. I'll dig in once I'm finished my daily word count!
That's a tough rejection. But there's someone out there who will 'get' your writing. Sad that it's like finding a needle in a haystack!
ReplyDelete~Debbie
I certainly hope you're right. I'm very attached to this particular project, and I'd love to see it picked up.
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