Wow, congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, I'm pretty excited about itCongrats!
Wow, congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, I'm pretty excited about itCongrats!
Congratulations Fallon Blake. I'm green, as in envy, also a scavenger, trolling through success stories like yours, a reason, maybe the main one, for joining. Thought you'd be interested in the query sent to your publisher---one of my older unpublished novels, which I'm pretty sure will be rejected, again.
Dear Loose-ID,
Two adults, a lawyer and a professor of English, fall in love. Adult fiction, this is, driven by desire more than lust. Like most humans, Norm and Harriet are complex characters. What sets them apart is their willingness to fight for connection, love, when the demands of their careers, the needs of her child, pull so strongly in the opposite direction.
Would you be interested in a story like this?
Congrats!!!I just sold my very first book to Loose Id! I'm so excited!
dressed in the clothes of a whore who is "insistently erotic," as your and other publishers of this wildly popular genre demand.
Fallon Blake,
Not sure that would be help, the story is what it is and can't dressed in the clothes of a whore who is "insistently erotic," as your and other publishers of this wildly popular genre demand.
THE TORY WIDOW in April of 2009.
Did I congratulate you on this?
Congrats. Congrats.
Oh. And that is just a lovely cover btw.
Two adults, a lawyer and a professor of English, fall in love. Adult fiction, this is, driven by desire more than lust. Like most humans, Norm and Harriet are complex characters. What sets them apart is their willingness to fight for connection, love, when the demands of their careers, the needs of her child, pull so strongly in the opposite direction.
I just sold my very first book to Loose Id! I'm so excited!
Hi, I'm new here. This is my first post, so be patient. I've sold about a dozen stories in the SF/fantasy genre over the last two decades, but this year I made my first sale in romance, with a paranormal romantic comedy novella to Bookstrand. I have another sub at Bookstrand right now, and yesterday mailed a query to Nocturne. Maybe I'll have some good news before the year is out. Otherwise, at least I'll be able to contribute to the Response Times thread.
I just sold my very first book to Loose Id! I'm so excited!
Lainey Bancroft has joined the fray, defending her friend, if not Loose ID, ... "romance" that has real people, not the caricatures who screw their brains out, cast spells, or murder, when not screwing, with various weapons.
I have yet to hear from anyone who has written a "romance" that has real people, not the caricatures who screw their brains out, cast spells, or murder, when not screwing, with various weapons.
Lainey Bancroft has joined the fray, defending her friend, if not Loose ID, the publisher of "insistently erotic" works. If there is a romance of the sort published by William Trevor, of whom no one seems to be acquainted, even though he's been called by the New Yorker "The greatest living writer of short stories in the English language," and whose latest novel, "Love and Summer," would be worth reading more than the time spent chatting about a flue shot, boyfriend, or tonight's supper. And no, I have yet to hear from anyone who has written a "romance" that has real people, not the caricatures who screw their brains out, cast spells, or murder, when not screwing, with various weapons.