29 April 2006
A happy rejection
A partial got rejected this morning.
And I'm quite happy about it. I've stopped wanting to write for the line for a few months and was debating what to do if they asked me for a full.
Well, apparently it wasn't what they wanted, LOL. I think my subconscious had been at work and knew long before I did that I had written all I would in that particular sub-genre.
They'd said in my last rejection that I had too much plot and too many secondary characters so for this sub I pared that all away. And it killed me, LOL. I think I'll rewrite the story the way I want to and offer it up elsewhere.
I think everyone deserves to get to know Zachary Quinn *WEG*
And I'm quite happy about it. I've stopped wanting to write for the line for a few months and was debating what to do if they asked me for a full.
Well, apparently it wasn't what they wanted, LOL. I think my subconscious had been at work and knew long before I did that I had written all I would in that particular sub-genre.
They'd said in my last rejection that I had too much plot and too many secondary characters so for this sub I pared that all away. And it killed me, LOL. I think I'll rewrite the story the way I want to and offer it up elsewhere.
I think everyone deserves to get to know Zachary Quinn *WEG*
posted by Kim Knox at 6:41 pm
2 Comments:
Sometimes we just need to do it the way we see it in our head - instead of the way the world wants it.
You have good company - Mozart, Van Gogh and George Lucas all went against what the world wanted and did it their way.
Good luck and God bless.
Thanks, Annie
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