O Great Snark,
I've searched the Snarkives--but if you've answered this before I will immediately assume the nitwit position.
Should I limit my search for an agent to those working in the 212? Does an agent based in Los Angeles or Washington, DC or Boston for instance, really have the same access and clout as agents in NYC?
Thanks for all your Snarking...
Oh you should definitely limit your search to the 212. Make sure you never query that deeply suspect Agent Kristin in Denver. I mean...
Ow! Ow! Why is my hair on fire?
-bolt of lightning, sound of Angel Chorus, voice of Great Agent in the Sky-
GAS: Miss Snark, my pretty, make sure you know the writer understands Snarkasm when you say such outrageous things
MS: but but...it's a nitwit question Your Gaseousness. I mean..I have a LINK to Agent Kristin right -----> there
GAS: yes, but people sometimes only get your little blog via RSS. They may not know about the links
MS: but but...anyone who reads Publishers Marketplace would know Agent Kristin is one of the most effective agents working today
GAS: the writer didn't ask the PM now did he?? noooo.. he asked you. Now behave before I tell Mr. Clooney you've been turned into a frog
MS: ok ok. You don't have to get in such a solid state over this.
"No, you don't need an agent in the 212. You need an effective agent. Geography isn't a factor."
GAS: that's better. As penance you'll be picking up the check next time Agent Kristin comes to town. Wednesday will be just fine. Now get back to work. You have 15 partials to read today.
--Crash of thunderbolt,
Angel Chorus singing "fi! fi! Miss Snarkanian, why".
Angel Chorus singing "fi! fi! Miss Snarkanian, why".