Juliet Mushens

@Michael_Pack don't have to #askagent

@forky68 Writer's and Artist's Yearbook also a good resource #askagent

@_sellers you can def reference older ones too #askagent

@VampiricChicken no, I only find it annoying when done for effect #askagent

@vonmaraus mid March, and feeling very guilty #askagent

@catrincooper @FeathersFlames I don't right now but never say never #askagent

@theyarnyard yes #askagent

@gem_tizz I think can be helpful #askagent

@forky68 no, I'd suggest you shortlist your top 5 and try them first, but not unusual to have several rejections before finding 1 #askagent

@forky68 write a really good ms & submit to 10-20 agents who represent the genre you write #askagent

@theyarnyard you're fine to do both #askagent

@ChrisTatman1 I am a big fan of Blake Snyder's Save the Cat. #askagent

@GemTodd I think 3 months. But some books I haven't been able to sell & have sold their next book #askagent

@FeathersFlames a literary thriller about an abducted teenage girl (unlikely to ever write it!) #askagent

@GemTodd hmmmm, maybe 7 drafts? #askagent

@GKellyFiction so if the crime is the focus I'd concentrate on submitting that. But later down the line easier to move #askagent

@GKellyFiction complicated - easier to establish you in one genre before moving to something completely different #askagent

@ElinHeron typically 12-18 months #askagent

@ChrisTatman1 yes #askagent

@Finlaysonauthor reeeeeally complicated character names #askagent