I will write or edit your literary agent query letter and synopsis
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About this Gig
Are you pitching your manuscript to literary agents or traditional publishers? Literary agents reject 99% of queries within the first 10 seconds if the hook line or blurb fails to grab their attention.
I will write a compelling, industry-standard Query Letter and Book Synopsis engineered to hook literary agents, stand out in the slush pile, and request your full manuscript!
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN YOUR QUERY PACKAGE:
- Attention-Grabbing "Logline / Hook" (Stops agents in their tracks)
- High-Tension Book Blurb (Highlights stakes, conflict & character arc)
- Genre Comps (Comparative titles in today's active publishing market)
- Professional Author Bio & Target Audience Positioning
- 1-Page Narrative Book Synopsis (Premium Package)
PERFECT FOR:
Fiction Novels (Romance, Fantasy, Thrillers, Sci-Fi, Mystery, YA)
Non-Fiction Memoirs, Self-Help & Narrative Non-Fiction
First-time authors pitching publishing houses & agents
WHAT I NEED FROM YOU:
1. Book Title, Genre, Word Count & Target Audience
2. Detailed manuscript summary/outline & Author Bio
Stand out in the literary agent slush pile
Select a package or message me right now to discuss your story
Language:
English
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FAQ
What is a Query Letter and why is it so important?
A Query Letter is a 1-page cover letter sent to literary agents to pitch your book. It includes a hook, character stakes, book comps, word count, and bio. It is the single most important document for landing traditional publishing representation
What is a Book Synopsis?
A Book Synopsis is a concise 1-page narrative summary (400-600 words) that outlines the complete plot of your manuscript from start to finish, including major plot twists and the ending.
Do you write query letters for both fiction and non-fiction?
Yes! For fiction, I focus on character hooks, stakes, and voice. For non-fiction, I emphasize your platform, authority, competitive market landscape, and reader benefits.
