Mae Clair gives great advice on how to write a query letter. Worth reading if you’re trying to find an agent or publisher. So good, I thought I’d share.
Hi, SEers. Mae here today to discuss a topic that usually makes authors cringe. There are two things I despise writing—a book synopsis, and a query letter. I’ve had to suck it up and do the former, but until the end of last year, writing a query letter for literary representation was something I’d avoided.
I have, however, been sitting on a finished manuscript for almost two years. As a hybrid author, I’ve been published by a traditional small press, and have indie-pubbed my own work. The one goal that has escaped me is to find a home with a Big Five publisher. Most of us dream of that, right?
At the end of 2021, I decided to try. The first step—almost as hard—means finding an agent. We all know this is a lengthy process, almost assuredly layered with plenty of rejection. I’ve read horror stories from NYT bestselling authors…
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Thanks so much for sharing my Story Empire post, Judi! 🙂💕
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Wonderful post and great information.
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I think Story Empire on Twitter gives some of the best writing advice you can find. One of the bloggers posts every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
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