I’ve been on AgentQueryConnect, QueryShark, and a shebang of online searches.
Here’s what I’ve learned about Query Letters:
1. begin with the protagonist by name and his/her conflict, sans the backstory
2. show what choices the protagonist has and what is at stake; from what I can see, it’s something akin to a logic formula: if _____, then _____
3. make it intriguing to an AgentÂ
Here’s what those of us trying out our queries know about query letters:
1. they’re painful
2. some say it’s worse than writing the book though writer jank finds that unbelievable
3. some of the rules contradict each other, e.g. don’t start with a question / you may start with an enticing question
4. it is easier to learn Farsi in its archaic form
5. #4 is not true
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Hey there exceptional website! Does running a blog such as this take
a great deal of work? I have virtually no knowledge of
coding but I was hoping to start my own blog in the near future.
Anyway, if you have any suggestions or tips for new blog owners please share.
I know this is off subject but I simply needed to ask.
Thanks a lot!
Randy
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