Agent @DevourerofBooks on pitching in person: ow.ly/vHB5I #pubtip

If you're looking for a GREAT Pinterest account to follow for #amediting #amwriting #querytip #pubtip & more go to: buff.ly/1exDmUE 

#pubtip: Never settle for a first draft. http://t.co/nswQGKSn9N

Client @kellydavio on why writers should work with literary journals: ow.ly/vHASJ #pubtip

Strong Heroines In Fiction doesn't mean they always have to be assassins. #queries #pubtip

MT @BookEndsJessica: Leave the editing marks/comments on as much as poss so editors, when reviewing, can remember what was asked for #pubtip

It's a rookie move to put a watermark on your manuscript. Also obnoxious to read. #pubtip

Seeing so many queries where the project "isn't quite finished yet". Please wait until your manuscript is complete to query. #pubtip

MT @brooke_warner A good breakdown of traditional publishing's pros & cons from 1st time author bit.ly/1h2V81M @andrea_owen

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#pubtip: if querying from a gmail account, make sure your g+ pic displayed isn't of your genitals and flexed thighs #vom #badqeries

#pubtip - Make sure to know your genre well before you dive into writing the story. Nuances are really key!

#pubtip: Putting lots of ellipses in your subject line makes it look like spam.

Querying agents? Check out websites before you send so it's not a waste of time. #pubtip

No complaining that I didn't personalize my pass to your query if you didn't include your name. I'm not a mind reader. #pubtip

Debut authors, this is well worth your time: 7 Things I’ve Learned So Far, by Bradley Spinelli shar.es/BRr1j #pubtip

There is no reason to include a picture of yourself with your query. I do not care what you look like. Thanks. #pubtip

Exploring Publishing Paths: kimberleycameron.blogspot.com/2014/04/garret… via @ElizabethKracht's client @GCalcaterra, a guest post for @pacificu. #pubtip

I would rather have you just send the first 6 pages than send the first 5 pages in 6 point font. My eyes thank you. #pubtip

Truth: It’s time-consuming to comb through royalty statements, but totally worth it! I often find more money for my clients #pubtip

Asking me to reconsider your manuscript because you changed the title. No. That wasn't the issue; I don't reject based on titles. #pubtip