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Editor
3b) Did I mention reread? Writing a book in a month is a whirlwind, you'll definitely need at least a proofread #AskAvonBks #NaNoWriMo

Editor
3) Once it's settled down a bit in your mind, go back and REREAD, REVISE, and (re)EDIT! #AskAvonBks

Editor
2) Now is the time to write up a synopsis, while it's all still fresh in your mind. #AskAvonBks

Editor
1st thing to do once you've finished your NaNoWriMo ms? Take a breath and pat yourself on the back! You've just written a book! #AskAvonBks

Literary Agent
TUMBLR Q: "How do you read and sort through queries?" MY ANSWER (involves Skeletor): tmblr.co/ZX42Sx1yR0D3b #AskAgent

Literary Agent
In case you missed it earlier this week, here are some highlights from @PSLiterary's #askPSLA Q&A event: mariavicente.com/post/133460905…

Literary Agent
On the blog today: Highlights from the #askPSLA Q&A Event! mariavicente.com/post/133460905… #askagent #writerwednesday

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In which I get a little personal, and give my reasons for not accepting self-pub submissions: relentlesswriters.blogspot.com/2015/11/self-p… #selfpub #askagent

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Literary Agent
TUMBLR Q: "Is it bad form to query agents and editors simultaneously, and if so, why?" MY ANSWER: tmblr.co/ZX42Sx1yFdr0P #askagent

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Gordon Warnock @gordonwarnock
So, this is pretty much the worst thing you can say to me in a pitch session: ow.ly/UJWlT #pitchtipAuthors, take note as most agents will agree with this, myself included. #askagent twitter.com/gordonwarnock/…

Literary Agent
Tanya Contois @tanyacontois
Do you participate in pitch contests? #askpsla@tanyalc28 Sometimes. Depends how busy I am. Sending in a query is always the most effective way to pitch me a project. #askPSLA

Literary Agent
Tesse Struve @StruveTesse
When you find an MS you like do you reach out right away? Do you scan your inbox for something interesting? #askpsla@StruveTesse I read queries oldest to newest, and then request in batches as well #askpsla

Literary Agent
Tesse Struve @StruveTesse
When you find an MS you like do you reach out right away? Do you scan your inbox for something interesting? #askpsla@StruveTesse Usually I wait to request everything from the past week, past two weeks, etc. because I read queries in batches. #askPSLA

Literary Agent
Kristi McManus @unrealismbooks
Do agents always respond after reviewing full ms requests? Or is it like with queries: respond if interested? #askPSLA@unrealismbooks Partials and fulls are absolutely an always respond scenario. I don't know a single agent who does differently. #askpsla

Literary Agent
Tesse Struve @StruveTesse
Is it frowned upon to have too many manuscripts to submit in different genres? #askpsla@StruveTesse It's frowned upon to submit more than one manuscript in quick succession to the same agent/agency #askPSLA

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Alicia Byers @AByersAuthor
@kurestinarmada So if I can walk and talk, but my manuscript is 60k instead of 75k, is that still a deal breaker?@AByersAuthor It's really the "walk and talk" thing I'm not understanding! Regardless, I'm not that strict about word count. #askpsla

Literary Agent
Kristi McManus @unrealismbooks
How long should an author wait before following up after receiving a full ms request from an agent? #askPSLA@unrealismbooks Oh this is tough, we hold on to fulls for a while. Maybe a few months? #askPSLA
