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Hello all, Is Duotrope still a good resource for agents to pitch fictional novel queries to? How about Agentquery.com? I have a 90k word fictional crime novel and am trying to determine the optimal way to sell this beast. Do I really have to purchase an outdated listing from Barnes & Noble or is there a more efficient internet outlet? Also, thank you so much for the advice to just keep writing. Creation is a blessing. Building a world and a story within it is the second most enjoyable part of my life. No matter how much you plot a story out there's something so enjoyable about how the characters come alive once the pen hits the page. I have a hard time with my brain hitting overdrive and I can never thank the regulars of this thread for guiding me towards a productive outlet. Brock Broner fucked around with this message at 07:12 on May 12, 2018 |
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Axel Serenity posted:I used Querytracker.net and found it incredibly helpful. Writer's Market (the big B&N book) also has an online site that you can just pay for instead and get all you need, though I found the general info from QT's subscription much more helpful. Thank you, greatly appreciate the advice!
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