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The Ultimate Writers' Query Letter Guide
When pitching your manuscript to a literary agent or publisher seeking writers to publish, there are specific standards that writers must follow. Read our guides to ensure you send the best query letter to your chosen agent.
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Success Stories: From Writing Contest Finalist to Book Deal
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Why Entering a Book Award Is the Best Book Marketing You Can Do
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You’ve polished your script, proofed every scene, and tightened every
