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I will write a professional query letter and book synopsis for literary agents
About this Gig
Are you ready to pitch your book to literary agents but don't know how to condense your 80,000-word masterpiece into a single page?
Writing a query letter or synopsis requires a completely different skill set than writing a novel. It is a sales pitch and literary agents scan them in less than 30 seconds. If your hook doesn't grab them immediately, your manuscript gets rejected.
As a professional publishing industry specialist, I know exactly what agents look for in their slush piles. I will craft a powerful, industry-standard query letter and synopsis designed to get agents begging for your full manuscript.
What I offer:
A Punchy Hook: An immediate attention-grabber that anchors your books premise.
The Perfect Mini-Blurb: A high-stakes summary outlining your protagonist, conflict, and choices.
Flawless Metadata: Correct positioning of your word count, genre, and comp titles.
An Industry-Standard Synopsis: A clear, narrative arc showing your plot beats, character growth, and the ending (no cliffhangers!).
I work across all major genres: Fiction (Romance, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Thrillers, YA) and Non-Fiction/Memoirs.
Stop letting a weak pitch hold your writing career back.
Language:
English
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FAQ
Do I need to provide the full manuscript for you to write these?
A: No, you do not need to send your whole book! To get started, I will send you a short questionnaire asking for a summary of your plot, main characters, major twists, the ending, and your author bio.
Will the synopsis reveal the ending of my book?
Yes, absolutely. Unlike a back-cover blurb, a literary agent's synopsis must spoil the ending. Agents need to see that your story resolves satisfyingly without major plot holes.
What are "comp titles" and do I need them?
Comp titles" (comparative titles) are recently published books similar to yours in tone or audience. They show agents where your book fits in the current market. If you don't have any, don't worry I can help you brainstorm them.
Can you guarantee that I will get signed by a literary agent?
While I guarantee industry-standard, professional materials that give you the highest possible mathematical chance of success, the final decision rests entirely on the agent's personal taste and current market demands.
