Like many writers, I've known what I wanted to do since childhood, and I've always known I'd need a dayjob. But, I didn't recognize how hard it would be to break into publishing in the first place. To be honest? This is taking longer than I wanted.

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If you're looking for an agent, check out My Agent Database on Patreon, where for $1/month you can have access to a spreadsheet of over 2,000 vetted agents, sorted by sub-genre, categories, and tons of other data. Also available are worksheets to fix your writing issues, submission package edits, and more.

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Bookshelves are packed with volumes about how to properly submit your manuscripts, but how does professionalism function in real-world publishing relationships? Moreover, what defines professionalism from culture to culture?_

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Join me Sunday afternoons for "Morgan's Lazy Sunday Afternoon 'Productivity' Sprints" on YT/Twitch, where sometimes we're productive, and sometimes we're not, but we always bring snacks.

If you're looking for an agent, check out My Agent Database on Patreon, where for $1/month you can have access to a spreadsheet of over 2,000 vetted agents, sorted by sub-genre, categories, and tons of other data. Also available are worksheets to fix your writing issues, submission package edits, and more.

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Whether you've been writing for a while or dreaming of getting away and actually having time to write, many of us have wondered if a writer's workshop was right for us.

Here are the vetted ones mentioned:

1. Clarion - Established in 1968 at Clarion State College (now University) in Pennsylvania. The workshop is now in University CA, San Diego.
2. Clarion West - Founded by Clarion alum in 1971 and based in Seattle.
3. Odyssey - Founded in 1996, typically based at Saint Anselm College in Goffstown, New Hampshire, although, a large portion is now offered online.
4. Hugo House - Founded in 1996 in Seattle.
5. LitReactor - Founded in 2011, based online.
6. Rambo Academy for Wayward Writers - Founded by Cat Rambo around 2010, based online.

Week-long retreats

1. Taos Toolbox - Founded by 2005 in Taos Ski Valley, now in Angel Fire, New Mexico.
2. Viable Paradise - Founded in 2016, and based in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.

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Join me Sunday afternoons for "Morgan's Lazy Sunday Afternoon 'Productivity' Sprints" on YT/Twitch, where sometimes we're productive, and sometimes we're not, but we always bring snacks.

If you're looking for an agent, check out My Agent Database on Patreon, where for $1/month you can have access to a spreadsheet of over 2,000 vetted agents, sorted by sub-genre, categories, and tons of other data. Also available are worksheets to fix your writing issues, submission package edits, and more.

You can find me all over the internet
If it fits your budget, show your support at Ko-fi
Thanks for listening! I'll be back next Monday with more rambling ideas about writing.