Send us a Text Message.“I recommend working on your query letter as soon as you feel good enough about the overall shape of your story.” - Savannah GilboAgents and editors must sort through hundreds of query letters to find an outstanding story. So, how do you write a query letter that catches their attention and makes them want to read more? Tune into this episode to learn how to write a query letter that works! Here’s a preview of what’s included:[01:31] What are query letters and why are they important?[03:46] How to write a query letter.[14:49] How to troubleshoot your query letter if it’s too long or not working.[18:02] A query letter is a 300-500 word document that writers send to literary agents or editors as a way to introduce themself and their work. Personalizing your letter is important to show agents and editors your intention of finding the right fit. Follow up with them if you don’t hear back, but no more than once.Links Mentioned In This Episode:Episode #58: 10 Querying Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them)QuerySharkQueryTrackerRead this episode's blog post here!Click here to get instant access to my FREE training: 5 Steps To Writing A Novel (Without Letting Perfectionism Or Procrastination Get In The Way)!Support the Show.If you enjoyed this episode of the Fiction Writing Made Easy Podcast, please rate, review, and follow this show! Follow me on Instagram @savannah.gilbo