I created this class because I've been in your shoes
As a published author and former literary agent who has worked with NY Times bestselling authors, I bring a unique perspective to helping authors achieve their dreams, combining insider industry experience with an author's sympathetic ear.
Here's what we cover in this class
- What is a query letter and why do you need one?
- How to write a killer plot summary (fiction) or your key selling points (nonfiction)
- How to personalize your query letter
- The nuts and bolts you need to include
- The best strategy for sending query letters
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My query letter for Jacob Wonderbar
Example Curriculum
Welcome to "How to Write a Query Letter"
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Section 1 - What is a query letter and why do you need one?
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Section 2 - How to write a killer plot summary (fiction) or key selling points (nonfiction)
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Section 3 - How (and why) to personalize your query letter
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Section 4 - The nuts and bolts you need to include
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Section 5 - The best strategy for sending query letters
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Section 6 - My query letter for "Jacob Wonderbar"
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Course Conclusion
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Next Steps
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