[ SECRET POST #2971 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2971 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Hit up the library and see if they've got a recent copy of writer's market (published annually), there's usually a list of current agents. probably in the reference section.

filter out agents that push the genres you work in, google how to query them. There's a number of really good resources out there. shit like this - http://www.agentquery.com/format_tips.aspx

professionalism, correct targeting, general persistence.

[ketita]

huh, wow, thanks anon!
I will save this information for when I'm in the States, which is where I assume it would be most useful for me.
:))

[(Anonymous)]

ack, I apologize for my assumption. yeah, my info is US. I unfortunately don't know of other equivalents of Writer's Market for other regions, but at least the query formatting should be roughly standard.

[ketita]

S'ok! I'd probably want to get published in English if I can, anyway. And fantasy/sci-fi here doesn't sell so well here for local authors, especially not if you want to make any money.
So having the info for the US is definitely not a waste for me, and either way the query formatting is helpful =)