Once we got past all of Noah Lukeman’s accomplishments and set aside our depression at what the man has achieved in very few years, we read the latest in the MediaBistro pitching series with interest. And not a little confusion. What if you think you’re very established but your neighbor thinks you’re only well established? Where does the line get drawn? And who draws it?
- Pitching an Agent: Lukeman Literary Management (AvantGuild members only)
- Lukeman Literary Management
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Man About Town // Nov 30, 2004 at 9:20 pm
“Very established”
Definition
[adj] 1. Creating an agency website as convoluted as possible, in order for the reader to get to basic info., which you’d find on most normal sites in 10 seconds, in about 4 minutes.
2. [adj] Just about everyone other than Gene Hackman.
booksquare // Nov 30, 2004 at 10:45 pm
Thank you. One gets very confused when it comes to the definition of terms. If only we kept a dictionary handy…alas, we haven’t reinstalled the OED software.