Let's say a few of the editors I've worked with over the years are still employed at the major houses (amazing but true). If I submitted an idea directly to one of them, would that effectively circumvent the "agent only" rule?
Let's say a few of the editors I've worked with over the years are still employed at the major houses (amazing but true). If I submitted an idea directly to one of them, would that effectively circumvent the "agent only" rule?
I mean, at the places where they only consider manuscripts submitted by agents, if I have a contact with an editor there who likes my (book/proposal/idea) could I get it through even if I'm currently without an agent.
I mean, at the places where they only consider manuscripts submitted by agents, if I have a contact with an editor there who likes my (book/proposal/idea) could I get it through even if I'm currently without an agent.
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