Lane Heymont
Literary Agent
Tobias Literary Agency
Literary Agent. Connoisseur of horror, schadenfreude, and caffeine. Founder of @TheTobiasAgency . Opinions are my own. (he/him)
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Sending an agent 25 novels to consider at once is a big no-no. One book. One query. #querytip
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Don't try to trick an agent or editor into acquiring you. You won't be able to 99% of the time. Nothing good ever comes of it. #querytip
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In order to properly consider your query and work I need to know what genre I'm looking at. No, it's not always obvious. #querytip
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Science fiction fantasy is not a genre. It's one or the other. Not both. Know your genres. Please! #querytip
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It's important to actually read and understand your emails. #querytip #writetip #SentAndReceive
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If you use the term "fiction novel" — you're not ready to query. Stop what you're doing and start researching. Hone your craft. #querytip
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You don't profit off the misery of others. #universalLaw #querytip #writetip #PlagiarismIsEvil #PublishingIsAsmallWorld
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Insulting writers in your query is, uh, uh, not how your career finds a way. #querytip #GetIt? #JurasicPark #IanMalcolm
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A very true and inspiring meme which can also serve as an excellent #querytip http://t.co/1zXgCxwLZl
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Your query should be a pitch, not an explanation of your world. #querytip
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Don't query already published books. #querytip
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Don't query as your protagonist. A query letter is a business letter. You don't go to job interviews in a pirate outfit, do you? #querytip
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If you're going to write about a subject you should probably know the actual terminology for said subject. #querytip
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I can't lie, I love some meta in my fiction. It's usually just funny. #querytip
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Your query shouldn't read like a history lesson. I went to school already. I read nonfiction for history. Give me conflict! #querytip