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Sample Query Letter That Actually Worked

Worse than writing the book is the daunting task of crafting the query letter. How do you hook an agent?

August 11th, 2012 | Tags: a query that worked, chuck sambuchino, how to write a query letter, sara megibow, successful query, the siren, writer's digest, Writing tips | Category: Writer's tool box, Writing tips | 2 comments

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