In your opinion, what has been the best avenues in finding representation? Whether a Stage 32 service or not.
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I can't even tell you how many rejections I've received throughout the years. Always keep fine tuning your work, your writing skills, and query, query, query, as many companies, and agents you can. And if you know someone in the industry, or if you know someone who knows someone else, don't hesitate in asking for advice or even some help in guiding you in a certain direction. It took me several years to land an agent and it lasted for two years until we parted ways. It took another year or so to land yet another agent. While this response may sound negative or critical, the point I'm trying to make is simple. While one door in life closes, there are always several others that will pop up.
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Building relationships/networking, Dewayne Edwards. That's how I got a manager back in 2009.