Slush Pile noun
A mildly pejorative term for the unsolicited manuscripts clogging up literary agents' inboxes.
The Frontlist website
A free, fair, transparent, agreeable pathway to traditional publication for marketable writers.
A mildly pejorative term for the unsolicited manuscripts clogging up literary agents' inboxes.
A free, fair, transparent, agreeable pathway to traditional publication for marketable writers.
The traditional, unsolicited manuscript route to publication is creaking. Neither loved by writers nor literary agents, it is both slow and opaque. The Frontlist has been carefully constructed to add a little grease and sunlight to the traditional process. Other than that, it's business as usual. We do not poke our noses into contracts and relationships that may develop between agents and writers. We do not charge writers to submit or agents to search.
The traditional, unsolicited manuscript route to publication is creaking. Neither loved by writers nor literary agents, it is both slow and opaque. The Frontlist has been carefully constructed to add a little grease and sunlight to the traditional process. Other than that, it's business as usual. We do not poke our noses into contracts and relationships that may develop between agents and writers. We do not charge writers to submit or agents to search.
The traditional, unsolicited manuscript route to publication is creaking. Neither loved by writers nor literary agents, it is both slow and opaque. The Frontlist has been carefully constructed to add a little grease and sunlight to the traditional process. Other than that, it's business as usual. We do not poke our noses into contracts and relationships that may develop between agents and writers. We do not charge writers to submit or agents to search.