Hello, wonderful writing sages! It's been a while since I last posted (lurking is an addiction ...), so if this is in the wrong place, sorry!
But I have a question.
Here's the basic situatlon -- I have three completed MS-es sitting all neat and edited in their respective shoeboxes. (yay!) They're all YA -- one's SF/F, one's plain old Fantasy, and one's urban Fantasy, so there's a common thread in what I like to write.
Now, my question is, is it against the grain to send all three stories to the same agent at the same time? Should I focus on getting one story out and forget about the other two? (That seems cruel ... picking favorites and all that ...) Or should I send them all to different places, then rotate as I hear back, or ... I don't know. {@_@}
Oh great and wonderful AW writers, please lend me your wise advice! I have too much writing and I'm not sure what to do with it!!
.... On a completely separate note, Happy Valentine's Day, all!!
cheers, from eLfy!!
But I have a question.
Here's the basic situatlon -- I have three completed MS-es sitting all neat and edited in their respective shoeboxes. (yay!) They're all YA -- one's SF/F, one's plain old Fantasy, and one's urban Fantasy, so there's a common thread in what I like to write.
Now, my question is, is it against the grain to send all three stories to the same agent at the same time? Should I focus on getting one story out and forget about the other two? (That seems cruel ... picking favorites and all that ...) Or should I send them all to different places, then rotate as I hear back, or ... I don't know. {@_@}
Oh great and wonderful AW writers, please lend me your wise advice! I have too much writing and I'm not sure what to do with it!!
.... On a completely separate note, Happy Valentine's Day, all!!
cheers, from eLfy!!