Hey guys, these are really exciting moments for me, so instead of simply sitting and thinking about certain possibilities, I thought it might be better to get into a conversation about it.
Exact topic I wanted to discuss is how much time agents usually need to read your query letter. I do understand there are no specific numbers, not every agent works in the same pace or has the same amount of work, but just hoping to hear your experiences.
For example - I had sent first (four) query letters six days ago and it makes me wonder, dose an agent really need that much time or has that much work to need more than a week to read a query letter and first 15. pages of a manuscript?
Now, just to be clear, I'm not saying their work is easy and should be done quickly, nothing of that manner, I'm simply interested in getting as much information about the "other side" of the job, that's all.
Exact topic I wanted to discuss is how much time agents usually need to read your query letter. I do understand there are no specific numbers, not every agent works in the same pace or has the same amount of work, but just hoping to hear your experiences.
For example - I had sent first (four) query letters six days ago and it makes me wonder, dose an agent really need that much time or has that much work to need more than a week to read a query letter and first 15. pages of a manuscript?
Now, just to be clear, I'm not saying their work is easy and should be done quickly, nothing of that manner, I'm simply interested in getting as much information about the "other side" of the job, that's all.