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Even when sending to a catch-all agency email, you should still have one agent in mind who is a good fit. #querytip

If an agency doesn’t want sample pages or attachments, then don’t send sample pages or attachments. Easy. #querytip

It’s never a good idea to use crazy fonts or bold colors. Stick w the basics (black text & standard font) #querytip

Providing links will save agents an extra step (because literary agents will Google your name anyway). #querytip

Basic Tips for Writing an Email Query That Actually Gets Read, All the Way Through bit.ly/23s3kUh via @WriterUnboxed #querytip

When It's Time to Stop Querying Your Manuscript bit.ly/1UXy7HE via @MsMariaVicente #querytip #pubtip

Fiction should always be a finished manuscript. You can query nonfiction with a proposal. #querytip https://t.co/L6ziXOXZmM

Do not send an "exclusive" query letter when no one has asked for it. #querytip https://t.co/EYuR87ztjm

"Find Success With Your Query Letter," a @writersdigest webinar with @CarlyWatters tinyurl.com/h3g885s #querytip #pubtip

"Find Success with Your Query Letter" @WritersDigest webinar with @carlywatters Feb. 11th: tinyurl.com/h3g885s #querytip

ICYMI: The Most Important Part of Any Query Letter bit.ly/1RNVDmT via @MsMariaVicente #querytip

ICYMI: @MsMariaVicente chats with @damyantig about querying & what she looks for in submissions: bit.ly/1ZbaxnF #querytip

When to Start Sending Query Letters bit.ly/1XAfVp7 via @MsMariaVicente #querytip

“Be stubborn. I tried 90 different agents before I landed one.” - Adam Plantinga #querytip

Tips on Manuscript Formatting & Submitting Sample Pages from @MsMariaVicente bit.ly/1E6qC2z #querytip

How to Write a Great Query Letter bit.ly/1vk9tzI via @GirlFridayProd #querytip #pubtip

What Not to Do When Querying wp.me/p2n9ew-1is via @KisaWhipkey #querytip

Twitter hashtags writers should follow when seeking a literary agent - ctt.ec/OAfaZ+ via @DianaUrban #querytip #pubtip

#querytip When you think you've perfected your query, break it down line by line. http://t.co/ZbRdaSQACE

#querytip There should be three names made clear in your query: agent's name, manuscript name, writer's name. http://t.co/YFwrpXsSGJ