Category Archives: Pearls of (Almost) Wisdom

Nobody Told Me I Could Die Of Outlining

Posted on June 11, 2013 by Anne Riley

Look at this picture, Grasshoppers. Yes. It is a picture of pants. Very cute green pants. But more specifically, it is a picture of what I like to FLY BY THE SEAT OF when I write. However, a tragedy has … Continue reading →

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The Top Five Agents I Would Query Again

Posted on February 11, 2013 by Anne Riley

As promised in my last post about the Query Trenches, I’m back this week to give you my All-Star Agent list–those top five agents I would query first, should I ever find myself in that position again. Now. Before you … Continue reading →

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My Query Letter(s)

Posted on February 2, 2013 by Anne Riley

Hi everybody! Today’s post is geared toward my friends in the query trenches, or my friends who are eyeing the query trenches from afar, or my friends who have fallen into a query trench and are now floundering with no … Continue reading →

Posted in Agent Emma, Pearls of (Almost) Wisdom | 10 Comments