Writers, if you’re hoping to create a query letter that will grab a literary agent’s interest, you have a HUGE job ahead of you. You’ll need to figure out how to distill the storyline of your entire book into a one- or two-paragraph book summary (sometimes called a...
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The Easiest Way To Write A One-Line Summary For Your Novel | Writer’s Relief
If you’ve ever struggled to summarize your book so it fits into a single-sentence pitch, Writer’s Relief has found a plot/synopsis generator from Electric Literature that can help: The most important part of a novel isn’t the plot, the characters, or the language....
How To Decide Which Plot Points Should Go In Your Query Letter Summary (And Which Shouldn’t) | Writer’s Relief
While a full-length novel or memoir might be around 100,000 words long, the query letter summary should only be about 200 words. Anything more and you risk irritating busy literary agents and losing their interest. So it’s not surprising that many writers have trouble...
Query Letter Synopsis: Maximize Your Main Conflict
Writing the query letter blurb (or mini-synopsis) for your book isn’t easy. And sometimes the difficulties with query writing stem from the fact that you as the author may not have the best perspective on your own book because you’re too close to it. You want all your...
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