Chapter 48

1932 Words

I turned to the next submission. But that was it for me; I couldn’t go on. • • It was a sunny day. Why not take it off? Take a walk in the park. Visit a museum or two. I was checking the Met’s Sunday schedule when a ping announced an incoming email. From: abridges@hotmail.org Subject: guess what? Message: Bitsy Watson wants to read my novel! My reply: What??? What had happened was this: Based on her instructor’s tongue-in-cheek suggestions, per his recommendation, Ashley had written a pitch paragraph, but then, with neither his prior knowledge nor his consent, she’d fashioned it into a query letter — a letter from an author to a prospective editor or agent inviting them to read their manuscript. Said letter Ashley printed and signed fifty copies of and sent off to as many age

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