Tag: queries

• 3 Lessons I’d Take Back to the Query Game

  Currently, I’m in the happy position of being agented, which means I haven’t had to deal with queries for some time. But that doesn’t mean I haven’t learned a few things about the process, and since our March topic over at Kickbutt Kidlit is queries, I’ve been reflecting on those things and what I would do differently if I […]

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  Julie Israel

  19 February, 2016

  Books, writers

  queries, query advice, querying, Writing

• When an agent has your full MS

  originally posted on my tumblr

  Julie Israel

  28 July, 2014

  Books, Humor, Writing

  full manuscript request, gifs, Notting Hill, queries, submissions, writers

• Who should I submit to? – How To Research Agents and Target Submissions

  Since I’m getting ready to query a book, I’ve spent the last several weeks combing through query and agent resources and selecting my own top candidates. In this post I’ll share some of the helpful things I’ve learned. First, a full list of resources. I’ll explain more about what they are and how they can […]

  Julie Israel

  27 May, 2014

  Books, Writing

  agent research, queries, querying, resources, submissions, submitting to agents, targeted submissions, who should I send my book to, writers

• On Doubt

  The subject of doubt seems to be coming up a lot lately in my conversations with fellow writers and artists. I’m not sure why that is, but I know it’s an intrinsic part of the artist’s life and since I’ve experienced it quite recently I thought this would be a good time to reflect on […]

  Julie Israel

  13 May, 2014

  Art, Books, Life, Writing

  artists, doubt, queries, query stress, self-doubt, writers