If you scroll down the page, you’ll notice a new element on the right side of my blog. It’s a link to QueryTracker. If you write novels or non-fiction and are ready to look for an agent, you have to check out QT. They are an amazing, free site (no, they aren’t paying me) that helps you find the right literary agent for your book.
For each agent listed, you can find how what their response times are to queries and submissions and what other writers’ experiences have been with that agent. Plus, the site has groups where you and other writers can encourage each other and ask/answer writing or publishing questions.
Have fun. Check it out. Let me know if you’re a QT too.
So in short, it's RateMyProfessor with literary agents?
ReplyDeleteI love how you can see average response times and comments from other users--there have been agents that I was wary of sending to after reading some of the comments, and others that I wasn't too thrilled about that I'm now pretty keen on!
ReplyDeleteoooh. I'm not a QT but I know a lot of people who would like that.
ReplyDeleteQT... My first thought was "QuickTime," and my next thought was "Quart."
ReplyDeleteRegardless of my insignificant thoughts, QueryTracker sounds really neat!!
I've been using QT for a while now. It is a great resource. Good for you and getting the word out!
ReplyDeletehEY...QT...cutie. You are a cutie, ha!
ReplyDeleteYes, yes, my brilliance astounds....
Yeah, whatever Grace.
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