New angle of dangle
My angle of dangle has changed significantly. The novelistic carrot is now in front of the noses of 37 different literary agents - well, at least it will be once Postworker Androgeny get its shit together.
You see, I read this article online written by a guy at Bloomsbury - he nearly has his non-fiction piece publsihed and if he can get that turgid overpaid crud in front of publishers then HALF LIVED is gonna fly like a hyperactive migratory goose. Anyhoo...he could not be arsed with the whole Chinese water torture approach to getting an agent, sending oput reams of paper, waiting 8 weeks, getting rejected by someone's assistant, and on, and on, and on. He took the blanket approach, contacting at once everyone he thought might be interested in representing him. That's what I have done.
It is only a matter of time now.
So I toddled off to the postbox - 200 metres each way, max. Off I went on an azure late spring morn, past the unemployably fat, the stupidly tracksuited. There was I, spanish sunglasses, gravy-stained Texas tee, stylish jogging pants and a classy pair of Gola. my hair slick with two days of natural oils, side-parted and unkempt: a few whispers, imagined and real were heard, perhaps only by me. I even crossed the busy road before the pedestrian crossing and only did one four-count.
Relative liberty.
A new angle.