Started this discussion. Last reply by Paul West Dec 9, 2009. 40 Replies 0 Likes
I've finished writing a historical young adult novel set in the 1960s. I've sent out well over 100 query letters, all with form rejections, if the agents sent anything at all. I can't believe it's my…Continue

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