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It took Jillian Laine 13 years to get published. She wrote 11 manuscripts and queried 149 agents--all rejections--before her debut book, "Henry Tudor Must Die" landed on bookshelves this summer.
In our very first episode of The Plotpoint: The Prologue, Laine shares what she learned about the publishing process and perseverance.
Whether you're a reader, aspiring novelist, a seasoned writer, or simply looking to cheer for a story of perseverance, tune in for the power of a great story.
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