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I had a quick question regarding the etiquette of following up before a query has been responded to. Is it okay to inform the agent that you've revised the sample/manuscript and send them the updated version? Most of the agents I queried have yet to respond, but it's only been two weeks or so, so I'm sure my query must be sitting somewhere in the slush pile, unread. I'd like that when they do get around to my submission, they'll have my better sample/manuscript.
I also already received two full requests; is it okay to inform those agents too of my updated version?
And lastly, for those that rejected me already; can I ever resubmit? What's the general rule for that? Wait several months? Mention the work has been revised based on agent feedback? Or completely write them off?
Thanks!
I also already received two full requests; is it okay to inform those agents too of my updated version?
And lastly, for those that rejected me already; can I ever resubmit? What's the general rule for that? Wait several months? Mention the work has been revised based on agent feedback? Or completely write them off?
Thanks!