William J. Dean, a lawyer and former executive director of Volunteers of Legal Service, writes: On reading the manuscript of my collection of essays, many of them having first appeared in the New York Law Journal, a literary agent writes me, "I was fascinated. Manuscript reads well. I think they add up to a book."
September 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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On reading the manuscript of my collection of essays, many of them having first appeared in the New York Law Journal, a literary agent writes me, “I was fascinated. Manuscript reads well. I think they add up to a book.”
How delighted I was. No literary agent has ever expressed interest in taking me on.
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