Old Friends, New Friends

Series thrive on familiar faces and fresh perspectives. Learn how to bring back beloved characters while introducing new ones in ways that keep stories feeling vibrant and emotionally engaging for longtime readers.

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Chuck Sambuchino breaks down what makes a query letter impossible to ignore. He shares proven techniques, common pitfalls to avoid, and insider insight into what helps a submission stand out and capture an agent’s attention quickly.