a quick entry
I'm very much on track with my NaNo piece. I look forward, daily, to the time I set aside to write, and I'm now convinced that I'll finish the novel this year. I'll give myself December to edit and expand what I write during November, and then the next step will be to find an agent. That's a scary reality, but I'm cautiously excited. Does anyone have any suggestions on where, or how, I can begin to look for an agent? Or any general advice on this topic?
Also, quite amusingly, I received a survey from the women's studies department at my college asking for advice for current women's studies students. I think I should feel ashamed that I reccommended that the students find a graduate program with a dual degree, or to veer away from women's studies altogether, or if they insist to persue women's studies, that when they enter the job market, they need to be flexible. I feel like a women's studies scrooge. But then, someone has to be honest about what the students will find in the "real world job market" right? Besides, I doubt that my advice will make it further than my survey sheet. I'm not good PR.
Well, off to the coffee shop to write another 2,000 words, or so.
Also, quite amusingly, I received a survey from the women's studies department at my college asking for advice for current women's studies students. I think I should feel ashamed that I reccommended that the students find a graduate program with a dual degree, or to veer away from women's studies altogether, or if they insist to persue women's studies, that when they enter the job market, they need to be flexible. I feel like a women's studies scrooge. But then, someone has to be honest about what the students will find in the "real world job market" right? Besides, I doubt that my advice will make it further than my survey sheet. I'm not good PR.
Well, off to the coffee shop to write another 2,000 words, or so.