Literary Agent Barbara Poelle tells authors the best way to get an agent, host Jessica Mazo

[@marias8007]

Wow she talks fast. I like what she says about writers personalities etc

[@bdwon]

Hook! Book! Cook!

[@FreeDrama]

Excellent interview with Barbara Poelle - she mentions the perfect query letter from Sophie Littlefield on her website but I'm having trouble finding it. Would you happen to have a direct link? Thanks!

[@FreeDrama]

Thanks!

[@christina.nercessian]

I don’t know if you ended up finding it or not, but I thought I’d share the link :) www.writersdigest.com/publishing-insights/successful-queries-agent-barbara-poelle-and-a-bad-day-for-sorry

[@jamiestrings3354]

​@@christina.nercessian I've found another source with lots of successful examples of query letters and emails from well known authors:
www.queryletter.com/post/116-examples-of-successful-query-letters-from-famous-authors

[@forthedoggiesguitars2277]

Keep writing and write some more.

[@kishalaysinha3019]

So heartbreaking, so tragic, My Crocodile tears gushing forth. - G

[@Lyvantium]

Literary Agents are lazy and simply do not want to read more than a couple of chapters of a manuscript.

[@bunbacheso]

Arthur Crow No. Some of them get over a hundred queries in a week, so they can't read every manuscript in full. And why would they, if they can tell from the first few chapters if it's something they don't want to represent?

[@sharrolfrederick1737]

Can you renew my pickles play baseball by sharrol Frederick

[@blackhawksfan2525]

Yeah that's what people say when they get rejected because their writing isn't any good.