Sentences with phrase «about one's query»

My agent talked about the query letter you helped me create for a long, long time.

In this free training guide you'll discover everything you want know about query letters — and everything you wouldn't know to ask.

Whether we're talking about your query letter, nonfiction proposal, or book cover, it needs to be professional to appeal to readers, agents, and / or publishers.

That's because there's a lot of conflicting information about query letters: in books; on the Internet; and taught by publishing professionals at seminars, workshops, and writer events.

I have to admit that I haven't even thought about my query letter yet.

I liked it so much I've added a link to it on my blog post about query letters.

Are you new to this blog about query letters?

My agent talked about my query for a long, long time.

The excerpts below are simply short excerpts from the much more detailed author success stories about query letters that worked for authors who used the query letter writing strategies on this website.

Most of the information published about queries (in books and online) is inadequate (it's not completely wrong, but it only paints half the picture).

That's because literary agents have the experience and skill to make quick decisions about query letters.

I can't spend my life writing tips about query letters, but I do it, and if you read my blog, you can get a lot of good information.

I started to read about query letters, researched agents, and then sent out a bunch of emails.

If there is any issues, traders should contact the customer support team for a satisfactory response about their queries.

This training answers the most common questions asked by authors about query letters: What is a query letter?

Luckily, I asked them only about my query letter, so it wasn't a big deal to cut those ties.

My advice about query letters is don't write one, period.

Do you think there was anything else memorable about those query letters?

Plus you cleared up a question from another hub I read of yours about a query letter.

They argued that the public would normally consult an accountant, lawyer or the Revenue about a query rather than turn to the primary legislation.

This free training guide reveals everything you ever wanted know about query letters — and everything you don't even know to ask.

This query letter blog by a former literary agency president has agent query advice, stories about queries that worked, and feedback on query letters.

Alternatively, you can read through our blog to see if we have already written a blog about your query.

I still hear my fellow writers talk about queries and elevator pitches.

These query letter guidelines include everything you need to know about query letters.

Erika Armstrong — This author success story is part of an article series about Query Letters that Worked on our Query Letter Blog.

You can learn about queries for non-fiction submissions in this post and how to write a non-fiction book proposal in this post.

Marni Battista — This author success story is part of a series about Query Letters that Worked on our Query Letter Blog.

Scroll below to learn more about the query letter sample structure that you can use to get literary agencies fighting over the chance to represent you and your book.

Since I've been doing nothing but blogging about queries for the last week, what better way to celebrate the release of her debut novel than to share Stacey's original query letter (with permission of course!)

Nelson Agency Literary agent Kristin rants about queries, writers, and the publishing industry

While researching query letters for my free Tuesday Topic educational teleseminar, A Writer's Guide to Query Letters, I'm presenting tomorrow at 4:00 PM EST, I ran across a very strong book about query letters.

An author friend recently raved about Query Shark by Janet Reid.

My last blog entry raved about Query Shark «s method for writing a query letter.

When I think about querying agents I get nervous...:)

By now it should be axiomatic that surveys and polls tell us as much about the people who conduct them as they do about those they query.

The success stories below about query letters that worked were provided by authors of all book genres (fiction, nonfiction, and children's books).

Forums for authors with traditional publishing aspirations have long been peppered with threads about the query grind, the rejection letters and emails that pile up from agents and publishers, and the desire to quit and give up on the hopes of ever making it as a writer.

How to Write a Query Letter — This section of our website about query letters includes a FREE 15 - part guide on writing a Query Letter.

If you want Mark to give you feedback about your query letter (or anything else), schedule a 1 - hour introductory coaching call.

Noah has appeared across the country at graduate programs and writing conferences speaking about query letters, building nonfiction platforms and submission etiquette.

Mark is a former literary agent with years of experience about query letters that worked.

How about a query letter that needs polishing before you send it off?

One of our most beloved Story Spot readers sent in a question about query letters that many of you — whatever form your work takes — may find helpful (let us know if you do!)

About those query whiners!

(It took me less than an hour to collect over fifty examples of agents bitching about query letters and other writer failings.)

I still have nightmares about that query letter!