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Querying Interview: @KelindaAlix on querying, community, and yoga

By EJ P | by EJ P

Welcome, this is a weekly interview series with other querying writers for querying writers.  For first time querying authors, querying is the process of trying to find an agent for your manuscript. The right agent will be able to help you prepare your manuscript for submission to publishing houses, broker book deals, and hopefully establish and grow your author career.  This week I had the pleasure of interviewing Alix who also goes by @KelindaAlix on X (formerly known…

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Querying Interview: Viviana on querying and learning in the “trenches”

By EJ P | by EJ P

Welcome, this is a weekly interview series with other querying writers for querying writers. For first time querying authors, querying is the process of trying to find an agent for your manuscript. The right agent will be able to help you prepare your manuscript for submission to publishing houses, broker book deals, and hopefully establish and grow your author career. If you’re someone who is thinking of querying your novel, have been querying, or are generally curious…

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Querying Interview: B Wheeler on writing and persevering

By EJ P | by EJ P

Welcome, this is a weekly interview series with other querying writers for querying writers. For first time querying authors, querying is the process of trying to find an agent for your manuscript. The right agent will be able to help you prepare your manuscript for submission to publishing houses, broker book deals, and hopefully establish and grow your author career. If you’re someone who is thinking of querying your novel, have been querying, or are generally curious…

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Querying Interview: @TheEvaline on querying and writing

By EJ P | by EJ P

Welcome, this is the start of a weekly interview series with other querying writers for querying writers. For first time querying authors, querying is the process of trying to find an agent for your manuscript. The right agent will be able to help you prepare your manuscript for submission to publishing houses, broker book deals, and hopefully establish and grow your author career. If you’re someone who is thinking of querying your novel, have been…

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How to be a querying writer while you’re sick

By EJ P | by EJ P

Everyone gets sick, even aspiring and professional writers. Today is one of those days where I had to take a Benadryl every 6 hours and it wasn’t pretty. However, even on days where I can barely get out of bed, there are a few things I do to make sure I don’t lose momentum on any current projects I have. For example, I’m in the middle of querying one novel and writing the first draft…

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QUERYING: What to do when you get a query rejection

By EJ P | by EJ P

It happens to almost everyone while querying, a rejection. It can be a rejection to a query letter, to the first 5 or 10 pages of your manuscript, to a partial, or even to a full. Whatever it’s to, it will hurt. It hurts because you care, and that’s okay. The agent isn’t evil for rejecting the work you put your blood, sweat, and tears into, but you’re also not immature for being hurt from…

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Project L&P Query Batch 1

By EJ P | by EJ P

Querying is the process of sending manuscripts and writing samples to literary agents in the hopes that they will take you on as a client and help you sell your work (and future works) to a publishing house to get your book published. I am currently on a query journey for Project L&P and currently have these materials made: Query Batch 1 numbers Stay tuned for more querying updates! Love, EJP

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5 Days of Character Building

By EJ P | by EJ P

This article is for those who are ready to start drafting their novel in 2023, or for those who have started to write before and have never been able to really write the way you want. For me, whenever I’m writing, there are many times where I start the story and then realize that I don’t quite know my characters as well as I need to, every little nuance that can make them a headache…

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