On the ever-popular topic of query letter advice:
On plotmonkeys.com, agent Holly Root talked about query letters during an interview.
Agent Nathan Bransford wrote on his blog about Query Letter Mad Lib, How (And Whether) to List Your Publishing Credits, and quoting your novel's first line in queries.
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- Deborah K. White
- I'm an author. Wind Shadow Media Productions has published my three educational horse CD-ROMs. I'm now trying to break into the fiction market. I currently live on a farm in the Ozark Mountains with my tree cats and a bunch of beautiful chickens.
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