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Me, interviewed!

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microphoneA quick link to tide you over until today’s About My Query post! Frequent commenter Krista V. posted a great interview with me on her blog Mother. Write. (I say “great” in that she asked some interesting, insightful questions, and I hope you find my answers to be the same!) Check it out!

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Most agents, if you know them well enough (or get them drunk) can tell you about the “book that got away”: the manuscript in their to-read pile they didn’t read before another agent snapped it up, the project they passed on that was sold by a colleague for big bucks, the super-duper mega-bestseller they thought sounded like a retrend of everything they’d ever read before with nothing original about it. And then, in a different category of books that got away, there’s the one they maybe sold or worked on in a previous incarnation — as an editor, perhaps, before they hung out their own shingle, or the Times bestseller whose royalties are all going straight to their former agency after they set out on their own.

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