http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273 Upstart Crow Literary's Blog and NetCasts Sun, 29 Aug 2010 18:23:06 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-3042 Ruth Sun, 04 Apr 2010 13:06:23 +0000 http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273#comment-3042 I thought the same thing as Rachel ... "Violet Haberdasher" is just about the coolest name I've ever heard. The book looks great! I thought the same thing as Rachel … “Violet Haberdasher” is just about the coolest name I’ve ever heard. The book looks great!

]]> http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-2977 Rachel Klees Andersen Sun, 28 Mar 2010 03:36:03 +0000 http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273#comment-2977 Thank you for giving an inside look at this process. I only wonder- where did Violet Haberdasher get such a terrific name? The Old Curiosity Shop? Thank you for giving an inside look at this process. I only wonder- where did Violet Haberdasher get such a terrific name? The Old Curiosity Shop?

]]> http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-2744 sally apokedak Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:13:58 +0000 http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273#comment-2744 What a lovely post. What a lovely post.

]]> http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-2730 Chris Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:35:14 +0000 http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273#comment-2730 @Anne Just to clarify, Ted did already have an existing relationship with Violet before going through this process together. @Anne Just to clarify, Ted did already have an existing relationship with Violet before going through this process together.

]]> http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273&cpage=1#comment-2726 Anne Tue, 09 Mar 2010 17:06:07 +0000 http://upstartcrowliterary.com/blog/?p=1273#comment-2726 Wow! This post caught me off guard! I've always heard that fiction writers were never, never, never to approach an agent with anything less than a completed manuscript. Non-fiction, sure, that's different, but fiction? I have to suspect the author was a known entity to you, otherwise you are totally turning my world upside down! Wow! This post caught me off guard! I’ve always heard that fiction writers were never, never, never to approach an agent with anything less than a completed manuscript. Non-fiction, sure, that’s different, but fiction? I have to suspect the author was a known entity to you, otherwise you are totally turning my world upside down!

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