Query advice for Time Tourism
Posted: January 31st, 2010, 8:55 pm
Dear Great and Noble Agent of Oz,
I am seeking representation. My completed manuscript, “Time Tourism,” is a fantasy-adventure-romance chapter book with a target audience of young adult readers, but will also appeal to older adults. The manuscript is 125,000 words in length. It can stand alone as a single book, but it is meant to be the first in a series.
Set in modern day, a young immortal from a secretive race accidentally travels forward in time twenty years. Trapped there, he makes friends and trains with his elders, trying to become what they need him to be. Upon learning what tragedies have transpired in his own world and ours, he is returned to his true time with a mission from the elders to make things right. However, he has his own agenda: to prevent the most unusual love triangle in history.
I have included the (amount of pages your site says to) of “Time Tourism” and a synopsis (when asked for) beneath my query. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards,
Pitiful Writer Who'd Lick Your Shoes if You Signed Me
I am seeking representation. My completed manuscript, “Time Tourism,” is a fantasy-adventure-romance chapter book with a target audience of young adult readers, but will also appeal to older adults. The manuscript is 125,000 words in length. It can stand alone as a single book, but it is meant to be the first in a series.
Set in modern day, a young immortal from a secretive race accidentally travels forward in time twenty years. Trapped there, he makes friends and trains with his elders, trying to become what they need him to be. Upon learning what tragedies have transpired in his own world and ours, he is returned to his true time with a mission from the elders to make things right. However, he has his own agenda: to prevent the most unusual love triangle in history.
I have included the (amount of pages your site says to) of “Time Tourism” and a synopsis (when asked for) beneath my query. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards,
Pitiful Writer Who'd Lick Your Shoes if You Signed Me