In an effort to support those on a similar journey, I
have compiled a list of sites that I have read, or continue to follow, that contain
support for the query writer. I hope it is helpful.
Happy spring. Don’t forget to stop and feel the season as you journey toward
your own sun.
- Must-Read Posts at BookEnds Literary Agency (Besides the archived posts, the ongoing blog is very helpful.)
- Pub Rants at Nelson Literary Agency (The search feature is fantastic.)
- Janet Reid, Literary Agent (Contains a plethora of advice and examples. It is also entertaining.)
- Query Shark (Learn from others or be brave and send in your own.)
- Nathan Bransford (Good overview on how to write a query letter.)
- AgentQuery.com (Advice and as well examples are provided.)
- Writer’s Digest (This is a good compilation site.)
- Miss Snark (Here, you will find archived gems.)
- Rachelle Gardner at Books and Such Literary Agency (Archived advice and the blog at the agency is helpful too.)
- Jane Freidman (This site has another good overview.)
Great list of links! The only problem will be turning off the internet and actually working. :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the truth! And Twitter? Oh, my, there's a time sucker. Fun one though. You need to join the B & W gang there. They will make you laugh and forget about all of the stress you are facing with such a big move.
DeleteHi Rose,
ReplyDeletefrom now on I'll be a regular visitor of your blog once more. I had to take five exams, hand in one paper and did an internship in the last four weeks which was a lot of fun but also very tiring. I'm looking forward to catching up with your blog and keep my fingers crossed for your query!
Nicole! It's nice to "see" you. :0) I did notice your absence over at B & W and wondered how it was going. Hang in there. All of that hard work will pay off. As always, thanks for the support.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Rose! I just added it into my "Writing Aids: Queries" file. :-)
ReplyDeleteGood! I'm glad you find it helpful.
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