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		<title>Editing First – Before You Approach an Agent</title>
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Agents often receive many submissions per week.  To give your work the best possible chance of getting noticed, make sure it is professionally edited and as polished as possible.
In today’s increasingly competitive market, it’s essential to have your manuscript as polished as possible before submitting it to an agent.  Agents can receive hundreds of submissions [...]]]></description>
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It is important for your writing project to be consistent,  which can be defined as accepting a style guide appropriate for your type of writing, (e.g., APA, MLA)* or by adopting a style of your own and using it throughout the project.
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As an author, you will, at some point, have someone critique your writing; that is, if you plan on having it published in some way. Someone’s going to read it and give their opinion about your writing. Most authors are very protective of their writing and find that any negative feedback is either a direct [...]]]></description>
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