What’s The Difference Between Epic Fantasy And Sword-And-Sorcery? ow.ly/3o4vF8 via @LouAnders #askagent #querytip

Include your agent's name and web address on your Author Website. #pubtip #agenting

When you move - remember to send new address to your agent and publishing house. #pubtip

Awesome editorial #pubtip from @randomhouse - ow.ly/A9D08

If you have published titles under your belt mention (along with how well they sold) in your query. Best to be up front #querytip

Don't review your writing in your query. It can sound unprofessional or even arrogant and definitely is a big No-No #querytip

Put emails of agents you're querying in UR Contacts. Surprisingly, sometimes authors don't respond to MS./proposal requests #querytip

#pubtip: EMPATHY is NOT an extra-sensory perception. It's just called being observant and a good human.

Unless you're writing YA contemporary, 60,000 words really isn't enough for a novel. #querytip

Use logic. If ur writing a scifi based in our world, there are REAL sciences you can use. Read @Discovery for ideas. #querytip #Realism

Dear Dystopian YA authors, your worlds must make sense. Major plot holes can ruin a trilogy. Why would people live under the sea? #querytip

11 Steps to Finding the Agent Who'll Love your Book: ow.ly/A3RfK #querytip

Dear Queriers: No need to include both the word count and the page count. #pubtip #queries

Names are really important in your query letter. Here are 3 that should always be included: bit.ly/1AUhxvS #querytip #querying

#pubtip: you DISDAIN how your blouse is DISTAINED with coffee

Tonight! 9pm EST I will join @sffwrtcht to chat about #agenting and #pubtip under hashtag #sffwrtcht Join Us! :)

#pubtip some sage advice from @randomhouse editors: bit.ly/X1yTb0

Hungry for new clients! #querytip #realisticfiction #YA #WF #narrativenonfiction #litfic #commercialfic

Did we meet at the #RWA14 conference last month? YES - feel free to include that in your query! @romancewriters #queries #pubtip

Do ur research! i.e. I just spent 20 minutes trying 2 find someone’s gender so I didn’t address an email as ‘Dear Mr.’ to a woman. #querytip