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just a note
To say that I finished the novel last night. Four years and 726 manuscript pages later [wry g].
Now I have no excuse to not get started marketing the thing when I get back from Texas after Thanksgiving. Any suggestions as to methods for picking agents/publishers/v/i/c/t/i/m/s to query are welcome. The only thing I've tried to market before has been romance novels (and not successfully, at that, sigh), which is a lot more cut and dried than trying to market an historical/time travel/adventure/western/love story kind of thing.
Celebrated by going to the movies (Flushed Away -- the slugs alone were worth the price of admission, and I'm not saying anything more) and out to dinner.
Sigh. I can't believe Charley finally gave me an ending.
Now I have no excuse to not get started marketing the thing when I get back from Texas after Thanksgiving. Any suggestions as to methods for picking agents/publishers/v/i/c/t/i/m/s to query are welcome. The only thing I've tried to market before has been romance novels (and not successfully, at that, sigh), which is a lot more cut and dried than trying to market an historical/time travel/adventure/western/love story kind of thing.
Celebrated by going to the movies (Flushed Away -- the slugs alone were worth the price of admission, and I'm not saying anything more) and out to dinner.
Sigh. I can't believe Charley finally gave me an ending.