Great Slush Piles of the Ages: Chronicle Books
And now, for this week’s entry in our regular series Great Slush Piles of the Ages, we have a photograph that comes all way across the country from San Francisco. Yes! You guessed it! It’s from Chronicle Books! So let me hear you put your hands together for . . . .
Chronicle SLUSH!
Boy, I tell you. It would have to take a pretty big slush pile to beat that one. Do I hear any other takers for the Biggest Slush Pile throne?
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Thanks to Melissa for the photo.
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So many houses no longer take unsolicited manuscripts that I’m not surprised to see so much in one place!
WOW!!!! Any idea on the elapsed time of accumulation or the relative size of the non-slush pile size for the same timeslice?
Good question. I’ll have to check with my source.
I think I see my submission in there! I enclosed a glittered, taxidermied owl and candy corn with mine to stand out.
That’s not so bad. It’s all mostly just one novel entitled “Label Other End”.
And with that Tim wins the Make the Librarian Laugh Loudly at the Reference Desk Award of the day.
Was this before or after the SASEs were thrown out?