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- Jennifer Rudolph Walsh
- Jennifer Rudolph Walsh is Executive Vice President and Co-Head of the William Morris Agency’s Worldwide Literary Department.
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Hi - I linked on http://www.1000literaryagents.com/literary-agent.php?id=1331 and saw that Jennifer Rudolph Walsh doesn't accept unsolicited queries. Is this true? Sorry if this post is redundant - I asked on the previous blog entry also
Yes, this is true. As much as she would like to, she receives a large volume of queries and can only review solicited material. Hope that helps.
Hello Jennifer I truly believe you are the only agent I want! My ebook "The Bastard Child" is listed on Amazon and I think that you will discover that the story line fits your style, of writers you have assisted in the past.
I am in the midst if a rewrite with an editor whom is coaching me on improvements in my voice.
Kindly chech out the book, I am impressed with your success and your ability to recognize a book just waiting to be thrust into the limelight.
Sincerely,
Susan Parker Rosen
Parrotsale@gmail.com
392.236.9986
Dear Ms. Walsh:
Sue Monk Kidd is one of my favorite authors, and I believe The Invention of Wings is her best novel yet. Lydia Campbell, the major protagonist of my novel My Mother’s Daughter, takes a journey from plantation heiress to abolitionist similar to Sarah Grimké’s, but by a path considerably more winding. While I realize you are not now accepting queries, I hope you will consider directing me toward a William Morris agent who might be interested in representing My Mother’s Daughter.
Natchez, the setting of most of the novel, will be celebrating the bicentennial of Mississippi's becoming a state in 2017, and I hope to achieve publication by then to take advantage of that celebration. As a person who taught writing for thirty-eight years, mostly at the university level, I enjoy doing readings, presenting at book clubs, and working with other writers at my Three Ponds Farm Writing Retreats. I published my first novel, One Amber Bead, under my pen name, Rebecca Thaddeus.
I would appreciate any assistance you can give me. Thank you for your consideration.
Elizabeth Stolarek--stolaree@ferris.edu
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