Royce Williams posted a message to Susan Yearwood
and won+3Hi I am a writer living in St. Louis Missouri USA. And I have been looking for a agent for some t...Hi I am a writer living in St. Louis Missouri USA. And I have been looking for a agent for some time now. What do you think I should do in order to obtain you as a agent? (more)
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Susan Yearwood posted a message to Visitor
and won+3Jane, check www.susanyearwood.com. If you would like to ask any further questions and to submit y...Jane, check www.susanyearwood.com. If you would like to ask any further questions and to submit your writing, please contact me at susan@susanyearwood.com. (more)
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Visitor posted a message to Susan Yearwood
and won+3Hi Susan,
Thanks for that. Can you tell me who you represent in the UK please..so I can get an i...Hi Susan,
Thanks for that. Can you tell me who you represent in the UK please..so I can get an idea of what kind of work you like.
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Susan Yearwood posted a message to Visitor
and received+3Jane, thank you for your interest in SYLA. Please send the first thirty pages and a full synopsis...Jane, thank you for your interest in SYLA. Please send the first thirty pages and a full synopsis of your novel to me at my email address (see SYLA website). I look forward to reading your extract. (more)
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Visitor posted a message to Susan Yearwood
and earned+3Hi Susan,
Firstly, welcome here..I am new myself and just gaining a feel for the site too so a...Hi Susan,
Firstly, welcome here..I am new myself and just gaining a feel for the site too so apologise in advance if this is the wrong way to go about things.
I was just wondering what adult fiction you take on.
I have a novel (nearly completed 3rd draft..give or take!- approx 70,000 words) that I want to send out, but not sure what genre it comes under, or who best to approach.
It is about life and death in the East End of London in the fifties.
I would be grateful for your advice on the matter!
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Susan Yearwood posted a message
and earned+3Ann, please send your work to me when you can. I tend to look at the first thirty pages and a ful...Ann, please send your work to me when you can. I tend to look at the first thirty pages and a full synopsis. (more)
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Ann Filer posted a message to Susan Yearwood
and received+3Hello Susan, Are you accepting submissions now? Your website suggests you're snowed under, thoug...Hello Susan, Are you accepting submissions now? Your website suggests you're snowed under, though I don't imagine that will change. (more)
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and gained+3I worked in publishing many years ago and decided to return to books because I love them so much....I worked in publishing many years ago and decided to return to books because I love them so much. My advice to new writers would be to ensure your writing is original, particularly the first few lines should stand out, otherwise an agent will not bother to read much more of your script. It's no good saying that the novel really starts at chapter five; then, chapter five should be chapter one! I hope you enjoy your weekend. (more)
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Anna Lewis posted a message to Susan Yearwood
and bagged+3Hi Susan - no I'm not a writer, though one of these days I would like to give it a go! I am a maj...Hi Susan - no I'm not a writer, though one of these days I would like to give it a go! I am a major book lover though. Glad to hear that you liked Roald Dahl - always a favourite of mine!
Would be great to hear how life in your literary agency is going. I saw from the agency profile on CompletelyNovel that it is a relatively young company - what made you decide to become a literary agent? Do you have any tips that other CompletelyNovel writers might want to consider when approaching literary agents? (more)
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Susan Yearwood posted a message to Anna Lewis
and won+3Are you a writer? I started out as a writer having read extensively as a child and into adulthood...Are you a writer? I started out as a writer having read extensively as a child and into adulthood. My favourite book? Difficult to say now as I read so many scripts and have my own authors who, of course, are all my favourites. I do remember my brother buying Roald Dahl as a Christmas present for my neice; she was a little too young to appreciate the humour but we all laughed that Christmas as I read parts of it to the adults. (more)
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