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Caped Codder
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: In MA, USA, across from a 17th century cemetery
Posts: 3,941
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Well, here's a question for you, op (ralf), what have the agents asked you for, specifically?
Then, there's your answer. I always send what they ask for. |
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shhh, I'm writing
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: northeastern Illinois
Posts: 454
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Jaksen, I have not started querying yet, as the original post stated. I am wondering what to send in the very specific instance in which an agent requests one chapter with the query.
Based upon the comments, I have decided to send Chapter 1. Thanks, everyone, for taking the time to engage with this question and for offering your collective wisdom and insight. |
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Tell it like it Is
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: With my cats
Posts: 7,479
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Blacbird, I disagree. The prologue should stay titled exactly as it is, unless it is rewritten as chapter one. Prologues read differently than chapters. Besides, changing the title "Prologue" to "Chapter One" would be done to try and fool the agent. Why go that avenue?
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