Hello!
I am attempting to write the query for my novella. My first stab at it was in the first person and, while it does need to be more specific, it captured the voice of the story perfectly. I have tried re-writing it in the third person (since doing some reading about how 1st person queries are a no-no) and I'm having a very hard time making it sound special.
My question is this: how much of a "NO" are 1st person queries? If I stated in my opening that it was written in the 1st person, would that be enough to avoid confusion?
Here is a link to the query: Click me (see very first post, though I'm working on a revision to make it more precise)
I would seriously appreciate your feedback, dear agents.
Cheers,
T
I am attempting to write the query for my novella. My first stab at it was in the first person and, while it does need to be more specific, it captured the voice of the story perfectly. I have tried re-writing it in the third person (since doing some reading about how 1st person queries are a no-no) and I'm having a very hard time making it sound special.
My question is this: how much of a "NO" are 1st person queries? If I stated in my opening that it was written in the 1st person, would that be enough to avoid confusion?
Here is a link to the query: Click me (see very first post, though I'm working on a revision to make it more precise)
I would seriously appreciate your feedback, dear agents.
Cheers,
T
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