#querytip naming your doc something like "47th draft, gahhhhhhh" isn't a great marketing technique. (Hyperbole, but for realz.)

#querytip Print out your sample pages and read them on paper before sending them out in a query.

Just Hit Send: 5 Tips On Writing A Heckuva Good Query Letter agentstaceygraham.wordpress.com/2017/03/16/jus… #amquerying #querytip

An enticing, succinct book blurb can be one of your most valuable tools to sell your book. Every book should have one early on. #pubtip

Some thoughts on different types of editor responses to submissions. #pubtip

#querytip If you bypass our guidelines & send your initial query into our main accounts, we will delete without review. Read Guidelines

You are absolutely right. It should be stated very clearly somewhere in the query letter. #querytip

If I can't figure out the genre of your work after rdg your query letter and sample pages, that is a problem. #querytip

Under 200pp is generally considered much too short for a debut novel. Increase that #wordcount ! #querytip

I mean for real, I have at least 8 query letters today that aren't signed. #QueryTip

When did ppl decide to just stop signing their query letters? It's a business letter, please sign it! I need to know your name! #QueryTip

Take this #querytip seriously. 👏🏼

I hate feeling old. Don't make me squint! Always remember to make your sample pages double spaced in your query ;) #querytip

If you query me with an attachment, I won't read the query. I will simply delete it. No attachments unless I request one. #querytip

For those working on their query letters we have a @Pinterest board full of tips & successful examples! pinterest.com/psliterary/que… #querytip

#querytip: round your word count. 78,138 should be 78k 1) to make it easier on our eyes 2) to give you room to edit.

15 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Publishing a Book observer.com/2017/05/15-thi… #pubtip

Caveat: Not all movies are actually good at developing conflict, so exercise caution. #pubtip

If you're struggling with conflict in your writing, look at your favorite movies. What can you learn about conflict from them? #pubtip

Think about what we MUST know & focus on that. We don't sell a book on theme, we sell it on hook/plot/stakes. #querytip #amquerying