![]() What was your method for querying? Small batches? Query widely? Wait for feedback? ![]() And, for each agent, I included their email so I could contact them immediately should another offer come in. ![]() It was tedious but VERY easy, especially as I moved them around to see active requests versus not. I used a Word doc for each novel-the agent I queried, the agency, the date sent, follow up (if necessary), response, Partial/Full, date of requested material sent, R&R, etc. I felt I could learn more about them that way. I also did research on Twitter and blogs to see the interaction (if any) between the agent and their clients. I used Jeff Hernan’s Guide to Literary Agents and Query Tracker religiously. What resources and websites did you use when querying? Now for Mia’s insight on querying, signing with an agent, going on submission, and being a debut author! Mia is a young adult writer and her debut novel, JERKBAIT, will publish from Jolly Fish Press on May 3! She is represented by Travis Pennington of The Knight Agency. ![]()
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