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Querying a book means keeping research, submission guidelines, letter versions, and replies connected. QueryTo helps you see what you have sent and what needs your attention.
Explore genre preferences, manuscript interests, and agency information. Build a shortlist around your book, then check each agent's current submission guidelines.
Browse the literary agent directoryKeep your query letters, synopses, and projects organized so you can tailor a submission to the agent and keep track of the version you used.
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Questions
A query tracker is a record of the agents you contact, the book and materials you submit, the dates you send them, and the responses you receive. QueryTo brings that record together with agent research and your writing materials.
Start with agents who represent your genre and audience. Read their manuscript interests and agency profiles, then check their official guidelines and whether they are accepting queries. The QueryTo agent directory gives you a place to begin that research.
Yes. You can record external submissions alongside your other queries. Keep dates and responses up to date so your tracking reflects what happened, wherever you submitted.
Read the QueryTo blog for querying advice and literary agent news. Always follow an individual agent's current instructions for submission materials and follow-ups.