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> The CIA officer seated next to me asked if I thought it was worth getting a literary agent. I said yes, and she seemed skeptical. > “In my other work,” she e
by pphysch 3y ago
> The CIA officer seated next to me asked if I thought it was worth getting a literary agent. I said yes, and she seemed skeptical.
> “In my other work,” she explained, “I can get movie people attached.”
Is she implying that getting an agent is a possibly waste of time because she is the agent, so to speak, with direct access to industry insiders/plants/assets (albeit in the movie industry)?
- ynac 3y agoThat was my first impression as well - "attaching" is a term I've heard used in the film industry to not only say a star / asset is involved, but also a verb to be used as shorthand for "I can make it happen".
- l33t7332273 3y agoIt’s only after reading this comment that I realized that Invisible Ink is a group of CIA agents who formed a writing club, and not a dedicated CIA creative writing task force.
- SketchySeaBeast 3y agoIsn't the creative writing task force the remote viewing program?