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A query letter review is a professional editing service that helps perfect your query letter before it crosses a literary agent's desk. Before you begin the competitive querying process, an experienced editor can make sure it’s pitch-perfect.

On Reedsy, meet editors who have worked with debut and established authors alike to hone their pitches. Having had years of experience as literary agents and acquiring editors in Big 5 publishing, our editors know how to make your query sing. 

Michael T.

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Experienced and empathetic New York editor with a decade at major publishers like Penguin Random House, W. W. Norton, and Simon and Schuster

Eric S.

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Eric is a literary agent and Young Adult author who has worked on award-winning and New York Times bestselling books.

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A detail-oriented proofreader with experience in basic copyediting. I specialize in fiction, creative non-fiction, and memoirs.

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Highly experienced editor specializing in sci-fi and fantasy across all ages. Published author with HarperCollins. Let's level up your book!

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I'm an experienced editor, proofreader and wordsmith ready to help YOU put the finishing touches on your manuscript.

Do I need a query letter review?

Crafting a knock-out query letter is an entirely different task than writing a book. If you’ve already drafted yours, you might have questions: Did you include all the right details? Have you given away too much in your summary? Is the letter exciting enough to get agents interested?

A query letter review is the best way to answer your questions and set yourself up for success while querying. With the advice of a professional editor at your back, you can start querying with full confidence in your materials. While a query letter review can’t guarantee responses or offers of representation, it can make all the difference in developing a brilliant letter that will capture agents’ interest rather than getting lost in the noise.

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Joie D.

Otricoli, Province of Terni, Italy

I am a nationally published American author and editor who has worked with writers from beginners to prize winners for more than 35 years.

Specializes in:
Romance
Fiction
Non-Fiction
Short Story
Literary Fiction

Elizabeth B.

London, UK

Editorial Director with a decade's experience working with prize-winning fiction and non-fiction titles from pitch to publication.

Specializes in:
Short Story
LGBTQ Non-Fiction
Non-Fiction
Anthologies
Poetry

Louise S.

Somerville, NJ 08876, USA

A detail-oriented proofreader with experience in basic copyediting. I specialize in fiction, creative non-fiction, and memoirs.

Specializes in:
Literary Fiction
Fiction
Short Story
Young Adult
Humor & Comedy

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