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This morning I received a very nice, detailed rejection from one agent. A lot of her suggestions are great and I plan on implementing them. A couple hours after my rejection, I got a request for a full from agent number two.
My question is--I *really* want to make the changes suggested by agent number one. Would it be a bad idea to tell that to agent number two? To send a short email saying, for example, that after receiving revision suggestions from another agent, I'd like a week to revise and then will send the manuscript? Or should I not mention the other agent at all?
Would it be better to just send the original manuscript that she read pages from?
Thanks for any and all thoughts.
My question is--I *really* want to make the changes suggested by agent number one. Would it be a bad idea to tell that to agent number two? To send a short email saying, for example, that after receiving revision suggestions from another agent, I'd like a week to revise and then will send the manuscript? Or should I not mention the other agent at all?
Would it be better to just send the original manuscript that she read pages from?
Thanks for any and all thoughts.
