What NOT to include in a query letter – for writers

Sitting down to write a query letter can be daunting. I know. Writers can place so much importance on a query letter. But it’s important to remember to act professionally.

Literary agent Nathan Bransford wrote a list of things NOT to include in a query letter.

Some of the things on the list I just found funny. Do people really include those things? I guess they do. Read and decide for yourself.

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