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  • A QUICK GUIDE TO MANUSCRIPT FORMAT by Moira Allen - Manuscript format should be a fairly simple issue. Yet from some of the questions I've received, it would seem that people like to make it complicated -- from editors who prefer a particular style and therefore declare that all editors want the same style, to writers' groups who insist that one must use this font and that layout and so forth. Go to Article |
  • Agent Query Letter - It is All in the Proof by Melody Jackson - Your literary Agent Query Letter is all about the proof. Literary agents want to know, are you a screenwriter with merit? Do you have what it takes to sell a film script in Hollywood? As a screenwriter, you can get your foot in the door of a literary agency. You can show them that you do have what it takes. It is all in the proof. Proofreading, that is. Go to Article |
  • BUILDING A ROCK SOLID QUERY LETTER by Sophfronia Scott - I used to think query letters were relatively easy, but now I realize that a query has to do so many things that it's easy to forget essential elements. Since the letter is your first step in putting your book's best foot forward, you don't want that to happen. So here's a simple rundown on what goes into a solid query letter. Go to Article |
  • Compose a Query Email That Actually Gets a Response - Isn't it strange how we writers sometimes get completely lost for words when it comes to querying potential clients? After all, many of us write thousands of words each and every day, yet the fountain of inspiration dries up like a raisin in the Sahara when it comes to the task of trying to convince other people to hire us. Go to Article |
  • CREATIVE QUERY LETTERS by Andrea Di Salvo - Query letters are your first impression on the editor, your customer. That’s why you need to use all your creativity to write an effective query letter. Telling an editor you have an idea isn’t enough. Writer’s Digest editor Thomas Clark has identified five essential aspects that should be in every query you write. Go to Article |

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