How to Write a Query Letter That Truly Represents You

Categories: Agents | Query | Query letter | Query Letters

Author CJ Redwine shares her personal journey through the querying process and offers clear guidance on how to craft compelling query letters that truly represent your story, characters, and voice when approaching literary agents.

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