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A question
Nov. 19th, 2008 09:08 pmOk, this is probably an ignorant question. But I'll ask it anyway.
What's the correct way to remind an editor that they asked you to submit something else? Maybe it's been a year or so, just because you didn't have a story suitable for their market, or you forgot/got lazy. Would you say something like, "Earlier this year, after ultimately passing on my story "The Whatever" you kindly asked me to send more stories your way/you kindly said you'd love to see more of my stories.
Or do you not nudge and just hope they remember you?
What's the correct way to remind an editor that they asked you to submit something else? Maybe it's been a year or so, just because you didn't have a story suitable for their market, or you forgot/got lazy. Would you say something like, "Earlier this year, after ultimately passing on my story "The Whatever" you kindly asked me to send more stories your way/you kindly said you'd love to see more of my stories.
Or do you not nudge and just hope they remember you?
