Writing
Agent submission support: getting the package right before you send it.
Most submissions are rejected on the query letter and the first ten pages. This service is about making sure neither of those is the reason yours is.
What this is
If you want to pursue traditional publishing, the submission package does the work: a query letter that positions the book in a paragraph, a synopsis that summarises without deflating it, and opening pages strong enough to earn a full request.
We help you build that package and target it sensibly. What we do not do is submit on your behalf, promise introductions, or charge you for access to agents — none of which is how legitimate representation works.
Literary Agent Support
What you get
What literary agent support actually delivers
A query letter that positions
The book, the hook, the comparable titles and your credentials, in the form agents expect to read.
A working synopsis
The whole plot including the ending, written so it reads as a story rather than a list of events.
Opening pages assessed
The first pages read specifically against the standard they will be judged by.
Sensible targeting
How to research agents who actually represent your category, and how to avoid the ones charging fees.
Submission tracking guidance
How to record submissions, interpret responses and pace your rounds.
How it runs
The process, stage by stage.
Each stage finishes before the next begins, and you see the work at the points where your decision changes what happens next.
Package review
An assessment of whatever you already have — query, synopsis and opening pages.
Query development
The letter rewritten and refined with you until it does its job.
Synopsis work
A synopsis that summarises the whole book, including the ending, without flattening it.
Opening pages
Editorial attention on the pages agents actually read.
Targeting guidance
How to build and work through a research-based agent list.
Questions
About literary agent support
No. Submissions come from authors, and agents expect that. Anyone offering to submit on your behalf for a fee is not helping you.
Absolutely not, and nobody can. This service improves the package. The decision belongs to agents.
A real question with real trade-offs on both sides, and the honest answer depends on your book, your timeline and what you want from it. We will talk it through without steering you toward the option that earns us more.
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