@colincowherd as a longtime fan I think you are one of the best in the business, but please move on from devoting so much time to the Cowboys, a losing, irrelevant franchise. Thank you.
@KTLA Harris won. Not even close. A person who rambles nonsensically about states allowing abortions “after birth” and people eating other people’s pets has lost his grip on reality.
@LongBeachMayor it’s no surprise that after this winter’s torrential rains the roads around Long Beach are littered with potholes. If you haven’t already done so, please make it a priority to repair said roads. Thank you
@theoneginevra With my dad and three brothers my mom was outnumbered by five to one. Our house became drunk on testosterone. My always-doting mom deserves to be sainted.
@vivianavasiu92 I received a rejection (one of many) last week from an agent. She at least complimented me on my writing. I noticed two typos in her response. Do I let her know about them?
@jasonrmcintyre as you always do, please challenge Colin. He’s saying Purdy failed to handle the KC blitz. I’d argue the SF offensive line failed to handle the blitz leaving Purdy no time to go through his progressions and his receivers no time to get separation
@RobertGarcia Thank you, Robert. Johnson’s take is fundamentally. People in Canada, Australia, Japan, Germany, Spain, Italy, the UK…I could go on and on also have “the human heart problem” but every year the US has more mass shootings than those countries combined.
@ElanaRoth Hi Elana. Thanks for the tip. I’m finding most agents I query use Query Manager that has drop down menus for bio, genre, word count, comps, etc. Is it still necessarily to include this info in the query letter when querying via Query Manager? Thanks
@AmyNielsen06 Hi Amy. This is very helpful. I’m finding most agents I query use the standard Query Manager form that has drop down menus for, among other things, title, genre, word count, similar books, etc. Thus, does the same formula apply when querying via Query Manager? Thanks