Category: Process

#8 Query Corner: ‘Shards’

In Today’s Morgan’s Query Corner, read her suggested edits for “Shards”, a fantasy novel about a feathered dragon herbalist, desperately searching for a potion recipe to save her dying husband and a wanted airship smuggler, hunting for treasure.

#7 Query Corner: ‘Phoenix Falling’

In Today’s Morgan’s Query Corner, read her suggested edits for “SHADOWPLAY”, a romance between a Former US Army Sergeant who wants to help the Palestinians rebuild, and an Israeli spy, as they work together to stop the next terrorist attack.

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#6 Query Corner: ‘Shadowplay’

In Today’s Morgan’s Query Corner, read her suggested edits for “SHADOWPLAY”, a romance between a Former US Army Sergeant who wants to help the Palestinians rebuild, and an Israeli spy, as they work together to stop the next terrorist attack.

Why You Should Consider An Agent If You’re Hoping To Publish Traditionally

You can only spend so long revising and editing a novel. Somewhere between revision 3 and revision 12, you’re probably going to be done with your book. But now what?

If you want to get your novel traditionally published, you’re gonna need to query some agents. But why?

Read on to see Morgan answer:
1. Why Would A Person Choose To Try Traditional Publishing?
2. Why Not Just Query Publishers?
3. Why Would Agents Reject Your Manuscript?
4. What Are The Benefits Of Having An Agent?
5. Where Do You Find An Agent To Query?
6. How Do You Pick An Agent To Query?
7. How Do You Keep From Getting Form Rejections?