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That’s true. I think it helps a lot to test the waters of rejection and acceptance prior to sending your novel. The novel can be a multi-year project. While writing it, there are other pieces one can complete as well. Short stories, travel stories, poetry, essays can be sent to journals, magazines, and newspapers. Along the way, someone will say YES and no matter how small (or big) the publication is, it’s a feather in your cap.

Kidding–she wanted an agent. Phew!

And Stokey, making decisions based on query letters is difficult. There is always the concern that you might pass something by that you would love. The sad thing is, with about 1,500 submissions a month, there just isn’t time to read every book. Oftentimes, you have to just go with your gut and, hopefully, the longer you spend reading submissions, the better you get at being able to pick out the right ones. I think of it like this–you walk into a book store just knowing you want to find a novel to read–something new and different and exciting. So you read the cover copy on a bunch of them and end up grabbing a few that seem like the best of the bunch. You might have missed some good stuff, but you hope that what you’ve bought will be brilliant. It’s a flawed system, but it’s all we have!

-Jim M.

Kidding–she wanted an agent. Phew!

And Stokey, making decisions based on query letters is difficult. There is always the concern that you might pass something by that you would love. The sad thing is, with about 1,500 submissions a month, there just isn’t time to read every book. Oftentimes, you have to just go with your gut and, hopefully, the longer you spend reading submissions, the better you get at being able to pick out the right ones. I think of it like this–you walk into a book store just knowing you want to find a novel to read–something new and different and exciting. So you read the cover copy on a bunch of them and end up grabbing a few that seem like the best of the bunch. You might have missed some good stuff, but you hope that what you’ve bought will be brilliant. It’s a flawed system, but it’s all we have!

-Jim M.

Kidding–she wanted an agent. Phew!

And Stokey, making decisions based on query letters is difficult. There is always the concern that you might pass something by that you would love. The sad thing is, with about 1,500 submissions a month, there just isn’t time to read every book. Oftentimes, you have to just go with your gut and, hopefully, the longer you spend reading submissions, the better you get at being able to pick out the right ones. I think of it like this–you walk into a book store just knowing you want to find a novel to read–something new and different and exciting. So you read the cover copy on a bunch of them and end up grabbing a few that seem like the best of the bunch. You might have missed some good stuff, but you hope that what you’ve bought will be brilliant. It’s a flawed system, but it’s all we have!

-Jim M.