At the end of each publisher profile there is a little tip section where they can list all their likes and dislikes for submission. One publisher wrote something along the lines of, "Writer must have, or be willing to create, a strong internet following. Writing quality not as important as fan base." Shocking. I completely believe in creating a fan base—it's a real talent and one I wish I possessed—but writing should not suffer for it. Tell me what you think. I'd be happy to hear everyone's opinions on this one.
There are auditions tonight for a Women of Rock revue show. Guess I'll go for it. Only, I'm slightly sad that it's only for women, maybe I could convince them to let me do Freddie Mercury as he was female-ish, you know? Otherwise, I want to sing Stevie Nicks, or Christine McVie, Dusty Springfield, Carol King, Janice Joplin, Tina (OMG- I was singing Tina in the car the other day and would love to sing What's Love Got to do With It)Turner. I don't know. It's up to them, not me. Again, wish me luck.
Many blessings. Have a great Saturday!
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want an agent less interested in writing quality.
ReplyDeleteSame here Matt. And I'm super self-conscious about my writing skills!
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