One of the instructors at the Florida Writer’s conference was Molli Nickell, She’s a scream. VERY funny lady, and very talented.

Molli worked for 30 years as a Time Life Editor and publisher.
She was the one making the decision about which writers received the “thanks but no thanks” rejection letter!

She’s doing a free webinar on QUERY LETTERS and I’ll be watching/attending (do you attend a webinar?) and SO SHOULD YOU.
And, no, I don’t get a cut of the tally or anything. I LIKE her. She can teach you important stuff, and she’s NICE.
I was skeptical about Molli when I went to the conference, but she’s all right. She’s a sweet, funny lady with a lot of knowledge and she’s extremely helpful and willing to “hold your hand” as a new author. This thing is free; I’m sure she’ll charge for other ones down the road, but I signed up and I want you to, too.
Here’s the link
http://www.getpublishednow.biz/
Here’s more about Molli and the event. I don’t think you have to be a FWA memer to do it, per the video in her link at the bottom.
MOLLI NICKELL is a former publisher, Time-Life editor, UCLA writing instructor, speaker, and 6x published NF author. She guides clients through the publishing maze as they learn to craft effective marketing documents which include a compelling email subject line, quick-read query letter, and professional book proposal. Her book, “WRITE RIGHT: Don’t shoot yourself in the foot” teaches non-fiction and fiction writers how to mature their work from “rookie” to “pro” to “published” before they launch their agent quest.
When
• Saturday, August 15, 2015
• Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT
Location
• You will need a computer with internet access and speakers for audio
• Login information for the event will be sent to all registered participants two weeks before the webinar.
Fee
• FREE for FWA members because this is our pilot webinar. In return, we will ask for your feedback to help us improve future events.
• This event is capped at 100 attendees
Registration
Complete and submit the form to sign up for Write a Query that Lands an Agent!
I met this lady. I don’t do plugs for just anything. I signed up. You should, too.
See ya there.
11 replies on “How To Write A Query Letter That Lands An Agent”
Dan, registration requires an FWA membership number. I’d love it if you would blog on her advice based on the workshop you attended, since I am currently working on a query letter for the novel I’m ready to sub.
Thanks!
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Glenda, I know it says that, but if you watch the video (on her page), she says you don’t have to be a FWA member. I just joined FWA and I don’t have a member number yet, and it took my registration.
Try it. Watch the video I have the link at the very bottom of the post.
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I filled out the form, and it was accepted. Thanks for letting me know about the webinar.
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Ta-dahhh! Never doubt me again, Glenda!!!
(I was actually worried so I’m glad it worked out. Thanks for the update.)
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Registered! Thanks for the info.
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She’s very funny and has a lot more personality than the videos showed, so I think it’ll be fun.
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Thanks for sharing! I’m registered.
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See you there!
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Registered!
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Excellent. Those are gonna snap your book up, lady.
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