Well, I had to share this. Many of you have been with me on this journey --- written book, rewrites--(some of you have critted for me) and the query search for an agent.
I already told you I landed an agent-- no sale yet--but the agent updated their web page and I am now listed as a client.
Neat!
www.zackcompany.com if anyone is interested in having a look. Go to authors and S.R.Howen.
It says your latest novel is Medicine Man. What other novels have you written?
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Posted by cvgurau (Member # 1345) on :
It says your latest novel is Medicine Man. What other novels have you written?
Chris
PS--sorry for the double post. My computer went loopy for a while.
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Posted by srhowen (Member # 462) on :
I've written 5 novels. None published yet--the one they are talking about is the latest one.
Ugh back to the network nightmare---home networks are a pain.
Shawn
Posted by JOHN (Member # 1343) on :
Man, you suck and I hate you.
Just kidding this is really great, and I hope you get picked up. People fail to understand that just finising a novel, getting it edited to where you want it, wrting the synopsis, and submitting it to agents and publishers is quite an accomplishment. Seeing you novel in Barnes and Noble is the payoff!!! Looks like you'll be there soon. Way to go.
Should be nice lighting cigars with $100 bills once you get that fat advance. Way to go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
JOHN!
Posted by JOHN (Member # 1343) on :
Holy crap!!!!! Eilliot Maggin and Peter David!!!!!!! You're in some exclusive company there Shawn. If I remember the name correct from my Trekkie days your agent also represents "Q"
JOHN!
Posted by srhowen (Member # 462) on :
John DeLancie--Q yes. It took a lot of work to get to this point. I just hope they can sell the book.
Shawn
Posted by Chronicles_of_Empire (Member # 1431) on :
I'm sure I've seen these people around before - looks like you've landed with a well respected agent. Nice work.
