What, are they running in packs?
Jun. 18th, 2008 04:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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pubrants tells us of an author that sent her agency an Express Mail package containing a handwritten manuscript, with no email address or SASE.
Understand, of course, that this agency doesn't actually take hardcopy subs--they only take them via email.
Okay, y'all Special Snowflakes out there? You just keep on keepin' on. Because even though I'm pretty new to all this submitting stuff, you're making me look like a professional old hand.
In other news, anyone who's thinking about entering the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
sfwa "contest" that you may have seen advertised on Craigslist? DON'T. It's a big fat hoax. The Science Fiction Writers of America doesn't sponsor writing contests. And I'm pretty sure that if they did, they wouldn't charge you ten bucks to enter them.
pubrants tells us of an author that sent her agency an Express Mail package containing a handwritten manuscript, with no email address or SASE.Understand, of course, that this agency doesn't actually take hardcopy subs--they only take them via email.
Okay, y'all Special Snowflakes out there? You just keep on keepin' on. Because even though I'm pretty new to all this submitting stuff, you're making me look like a professional old hand.
In other news, anyone who's thinking about entering the
sfwa "contest" that you may have seen advertised on Craigslist? DON'T. It's a big fat hoax. The Science Fiction Writers of America doesn't sponsor writing contests. And I'm pretty sure that if they did, they wouldn't charge you ten bucks to enter them.