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Also edits on Book 2 of WHERE THE SOUL BURNS RED are almost finished.
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Realm: “Best I can do is political captivity, war, blood pacts, and complicated men.”
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How would you position a political epic fantasy with a strong romantic thread when romance isn’t the main plot? Is “adult epic fantasy” enough, or should the romantic element be highlighted more clearly in the query?
How would you position a political epic fantasy with a strong romantic thread when romance isn’t the main plot? Is “adult epic fantasy” enough, or should the romantic element be highlighted more clearly in the query?
For a debut author, how much of a concern is it if Book 1 is the start of a larger planned series? If the first book completes its main arc, is saying “planned series” still seen as a risk?
For a debut author, how much of a concern is it if Book 1 is the start of a larger planned series? If the first book completes its main arc, is saying “planned series” still seen as a risk?
Does first-person present tense create a market concern for adult epic fantasy, especially with large-scale worldbuilding, or is that mostly judged on execution?
Does first-person present tense create a market concern for adult epic fantasy, especially with large-scale worldbuilding, or is that mostly judged on execution?
If a novel was fully written by the author in another language, but AI was used only as a translation/revision aid into English, do agents treat that differently from AI-generated writing? Is disclosure expected, and can it still be an automatic rejection?
If a novel was fully written by the author in another language, but AI was used only as a translation/revision aid into English, do agents treat that differently from AI-generated writing? Is disclosure expected, and can it still be an automatic rejection?
For a debut adult epic fantasy, is 125–130k generally acceptable, or would agents prefer authors to split a structurally complete manuscript mainly because of word count?
For a debut adult epic fantasy, is 125–130k generally acceptable, or would agents prefer authors to split a structurally complete manuscript mainly because of word count?
Is adult epic fantasy currently a difficult market for agents/editors, or is there interest in it? Do you expect that to change in the near future?
Is adult epic fantasy currently a difficult market for agents/editors, or is there interest in it? Do you expect that to change in the near future?