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Bookmark or Share- Where to Get Query Letter and/or Novel Feedback - Stephanie WrobelMy novel manuscript sources were two professors who are published authors (my MFA thesis committee). My query letter sources were a literary agent via a Mslexia feedback forum and Jane Friedman, a former editor and publishing industry wizard.
- This Might Hurt - Stephanie WrobelExpertly paced, hugely unsettling, and perfectly dark, you’ll be gripped in this clever exploration of fear and vulnerability right until the flawless ending—one you’ll most certainly want to talk about. Ashley Audrain, New York Times bestselling author of The Push.
- About Stephanie - Stephanie WrobelAfter college I worked as a copywriter for advertising agencies in Chicago. During this time, I wrote and helped produce television and radio spots, print ads, billboards, and digital campaigns for brands like Coors, McDonald’s, and Capital One. In 2014 I moved to London, so my partner could attend business school.
- Books - Stephanie WrobelThe Hitchcock Hotel; This Might Hurt; Darling Rose Gold
- How I Got My Agent, Part I: Query Prep - Stephanie WrobelIf you want to be published by one of the Big 5 publishers, an agent is a must. These publishers don’t take unsolicited submissions from writers, so an agent is your ticket in. Even if agents didn’t play the role of gatekeeper, you’d still want one in your corner.
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