The Man Who Wrote the Man Who Killed Lincoln

[Jim Garrett]

Boy does that executive at Simon & Schuster sound familiar. We've had a few doors shut in our face saying the subject is well worn and of little interest. I think everyone on this forum heartily disagrees with that premise.

One of the best examples is what Tom Clancey went through to get "hunt for Red October" published. For all those writers and would-be writers, expect alot of negativity, but all you need is to find the right publisher that "gets it".

Thanks for the post Dave. Did you say you had a blog????