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Knowing when and how to follow up with a literary agent after sending a query letter is important. This post gives you the dos and don’ts of following up.
When and How to Follow Up with a Literary Agent After Sending Your Query Letter Read Post »
Learn how to write an amazing query letter that literary agents actually read.
How to Write a Query Letter That Gets Read Read Post »
This month’s featured author is Julie Sunne. Grab a cup of coffee and let’s chat with Julie!
20 Questions With Author Julie Sunne Read Post »
Sometimes an agent will request a synopsis after reading your proposal. This post will teach you how to write a synopsis that will make agents request your manuscript.
How to Write a Synopsis That Makes Agents Request Your Manuscript Read Post »
Writing a hook for your query letter is the most important step in landing a literary agent. This post will show you how to write a hook that will make an agent want to read more.
How to Write an Attention-Grabbing Hook for Your Query Letter Read Post »
Learn how to write a book blurb for your query letter that will make agents request your full manuscript immediately!
How to Write a Book Blurb That Keeps Your Query Letter Out of the Slush Pile Read Post »
This month’s featured author is Priscilla Bettis. Grab a cup of coffee and let’s chat with Priscilla!
20 Questions With Author Priscilla Bettis Read Post »
If you want to stand out to literary agents, you need an interesting query letter bio. This post shows you what to include and common mistakes to avoid.
What to Put in Your Query Letter Bio Read Post »
Understanding what literary agents are looking for can keep your hard work out of the slush pile. Avoid rejection with these tips.
Avoiding Rejection: What Literary Agents Are Looking for in Authors Read Post »
Finding a literary agent that’s perfect for you and your book is challenging. This post shares tips on how to find the agent that’s just right for you.
Finding a Literary Agent That’s Perfect for You and Your Book Read Post »
