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Write My Query 4 Ways to Write Hooks for Books

Senior Editor Robert Lee Brewer identifies four common ways to write effective hooks for books—based on actual elevator pitches that work for published authors.

Robert Lee Brewer

Submissions & Proposals 10 Tools Needed on Your Traditional Publishing Journey Jennifer Moorhead

Write My Query Does This Query Taste Funny?Amy Collins

Write My Query The Secret Rules and Most Common Myths Writers Should Know About Querying Literary Agents Lucinda Halpern

Write My Query 4 Things I’d Do Differently While Querying Lindsay Lovise

Submissions & Proposals The Four Elements Amy Collins

Write My Query 6 Steps to Getting Your Query Letter Out of the Slush Pile Aileen Weintraub

Write My Query 13 Things You Should Not Say to an Agent or Editor in a Pitch or Query Letter Robert Lee Brewer

Write My Query 6 Secrets for Freelance Writers to Craft Better Pitches Robert Lee Brewer

Write My Query Do I Pitch Different to Agents vs. Editors?Robert Lee Brewer

Write My Query What Is the Hook, the Book, and the Cook Query Pitching Technique for Writers?Robert Lee Brewer

Write My Query Psst: Novelists – Steal These Screenwriting Secrets! Part 3 Query Letters Barri Evins

Young Adult Agents How to Write Successful Queries for Any Genre of Writing Robert Lee Brewer

Write My Query Thinking Outside the Books: Write Your Query Letter First Scott Wilson

Publishing Insights The Marketing Perspective of Query Letters: Turning Your Query Into Agent Bait Cris Freese

Publishing Insights Querying from the Trenches: The Art of Believing in Yourself as a Writer Kacie LeCompte Renfro

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