Wednesday, January 10, 2018

Many Thanks Ms. Johnson

Dear Curt,
I was a judge for The Inks & Insights Competition, and I'm so glad your manuscript won an award. You have a good depth to your writing.
Kaitlyn JohnsonLiterary Agent ApprenticeCorvisiero Literary Agency

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