Huh. Ouch. And it came pretty promptly too. In like two days after I sent the email. Okay, I have to get used to this. It’s always a bumpy, hole-infested, long and winding rugged road to get to the thing you want most. It’s fine. It’s okaaay. But still. Ouch.
Jay E. Tria
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Query letters, synopses, sample chapters, exclusive submissions–Ms Meyer was right. It gets so intimidating I am tempted to just stop right here. But everything exciting comes with a shot of fear. As do everything important to you, and all things worth getting. I am going to give it a try, even if I may feel licks of depression for every rejection I get. And I think, I think, I may be able to get what I want. Sooner or later, and maybe the timing doesn’t even matter. Life starts at 23 right? And then again at 40? Thanks, Tin, for…
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This should in the calendar, if coffee prices aren’t so ridiculously steep. I meant to not spend a dime until the next payday, but there it was last night, 250 bucks flying off a starving wallet to pay for a green tea frappe (which is yum, no matter what they say) and a mallow cake (which didn’t deserve it’s expensiveness, I’m sorry). There was something to be said about gossip and emo mumblings and never ending heartache (theirs, and yeah I guess, only a teeny bit of mine) and headache talks, though. Specially if it’s with people you only discuss…