Today, I sent a status inquiry letter to one of the publishers who currently have my picture book manuscript. I only send status inquiry letters if the publisher's website indicates it's okay to do so after a certain amount of time.
At the post office I asked how long it would take for the letter to get to its destination. The answer was "About a week." I don't know if I can wait that long, I'm too excited. I'm guessing I shouldn't expect a response for at least 2 weeks. *sigh*
The last time I sent a status inquiry letter to a publisher my manuscipt had made it to the final round for publishing. Unfortunatly, it was not chosen. I'm hoping this time the results are different.
I'll keep you posted. :)
Writing, interests, activities and other stuff.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
There has been so much going on I almost forgot about an annual writing challenge I've done since it began 4 years ago. NaPiBoWriWee...
-
I had the strangest dream last night. I dreamed I received an acceptance letter in the form of soup. Yes, SOUP. I got it from the ma...
-
Last week at #pblitchat we talked about point of view (POV) in picture books. I am going to touch on a few points during the chat and add a ...
-
NaPiBoWriWee - National Picture Book Writing Week Along with her new web site design, Paula Yoo has posted information about the 3rd annual ...
-
I have a few little butterflies in my stomach and a smile on my face but deep in my mind there are doubts. I'm talking about a picture b...
-
Today, I sent a status inquiry letter to one of the publishers who currently have my picture book manuscript. I only send status inquiry let...
-
Back in January I got the pleasure of meeting Toronto author Lesley Livingston. She is a lovely person. I already had her first book, WONDRO...
-
Bleeding Ink - A Collection of Dark Tales (Ink Babes Press) was released in ebook format through Smashwords on July 3, 2012. There are n...
-
Quick post. I love Halloween. One of my favorite things to do is carve the pumpkin. Usually we get 3 pumpkins; one for each of the kids an...
-
While on twitter I saw a number of tweets and retweets about authors pulling their submission from an anthology, WICKED PRETTY THINGS. I dec...
Network Sites
- Editorial Staff Changes at Children's Book Publishers
- Tara Lazar - Author of THE MONSTORE Summer 2012
- Joanne Levy - Writer
- Hélène Boudreau - Author
- Lesley Livingston - Author of Wondrous Strange and Darkloght
- Inkygirl.com - Daily Diversions For Writers
- Smudge's Mark by Claudia Osmand
- Toronto Middle Grade & Young Adult Writer Group
- Paula Yoo - Write Like You Mean It
- Albert Whitman & Company
Powered by Blogger.
Looking forward to a Squee of good news soon! :)