First of all, Rich, CONGRATS!!! for winning the interest of an agent! I'm very excited for you.

Have you reviewed the agent's website? Usually, there are submission guidelines on the page. If not, I would try to research the net to see if you can find other info.

I know with the 3 agents I've sent my novel, I had a cover page with the title and my info only, then the title page then the manuscript had my name and page numbers on every page. There were also websites that listed submission guidelines, so I was lucky.

If there isn't a website per se, see if there is a blog site that talks about the agent. A lot of times, you'll find folks who have submitted to that agent before and will leave pointers on blogs.

You could always call the agent's office and ask for submission guidelines or where you can find them. I've known people who have done this with good results. I don't know if I'd have the nerve to call but it might work.

Keep us posted and let us know if the agent decides to represent you and you accept! What exciting news. Which book caught his eye? Jen

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