Perhaps the most feared thing after a synopsis for writers is the query letter. Mostly because it has so much riding on it. It's your chance to make a good impression on an agent or publisher, and you only have a few paragraphs to do it. You want your query to lead to a request …
No one likes rejection. When you’re a writer staring at a rejection letter, realizing how much one little word can hurt (and wondering why words have turned against you—you love them!), you’ll need something to make you feel better. I’ve been through some rejections—a whole year in fact. The first one stung. Others rolled off …
K.M. Allan 