Comments on: Secret Agenting

By: Jamie Harrington

Jamie Harrington — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 05:43:17 +0000

I fell in love with ‘Control Issues.’ I am dying to know what happens in the rest of that story. I think it’s just fabulous. I love the author’s spin on things, and I think she has a real winner on her hands. To me, it seems like something you would rep. My guess is she has a spunky little picture somewhere to fit in with all the other super fun clients you have.

I know you will sign this girl. Her writing’s great and I need to hear the rest of the story. How could you not?

By: D. Robert Pease

D. Robert Pease — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:42:49 +0000

Since I was in the contest I can’t play by the rules, but I can say that Touching the Surface was my favorite, before you posted your winners.

I am working on my submission for you, I just need to get the synopsis in order. I hope to have something for you by the end of the week.

Thanks for all your work with the contest, and for your kind thoughts about my entry.

By: dust

dust — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:39:50 +0000

This is awesome.

Lessons learned…So far, I see I give people about four-five sentences before I’m bored.

Grammar issues are grating.

I hate running into a plethora of weird names.

Irony is good. I want to start off with character + action, not just action.

NO MORE EYES.

After a series of pages without action, a page that handles action well is a breath of fresh air.

People who talk down to MG audiences make my teeth grate (Hello? Remember fourth grade? You were SMARTER than that).

I want to say I just don’t care for women’s fiction, but it’s not true–but I know that’s not true–but the women’s fiction barely gets a sentence or two before I’m tired of it.

Fiction vs. the moral of the story = give me fiction!

Control Issues and No Pet is Worth All This! are the two I hope get published, so I can read the rest.

By: Karen

Karen — Tue, 21 Apr 2009 00:33:57 +0000

Oh darn, I’ve already looked at the ones you’ve requested so I can’t play I get email updates from Authoress’s blog.

Of the ones you chose, Control Issues caught my attention over the others. It’s probably because it seems more my genre, but I did like Touching the Surface as well.