Writer of YA fiction. Linguist. Lover of books, rock music & pies. She/Fae/Star. Debut novel 'Fire and Ice' - on Amazon now. ๐๐๐๐๐ reviews.
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Hi! I'm Elizabeth E. Burdon, an author of YA fiction! I like to share my poems and posts about my writing journey, and I love talking about my stories and hearing about yours!
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I cannot tell you how much I have enjoyed the latest novel from Tahereh Mafi! The Shatter Me series was so special to me, and this book is so well-written and just phenomenal. Blew me away. Bought it on Wednesday and couldn't put it down.
@AndiHGrant @AmberRaeToro For me, I change that up depending on the genre of the book. I find that present tense is a better fit for sci-fi and dystopian because it's just a little less reassuring.
@mformellaleigh I have a fixed one that describes who I am and a little about my book which I might alter slightly depending on the agent, and then I usually add a personalised section at the end about why I chose that agent specifically to query.
@tnicolepayne Hi, I write new adult fantasy romance in contemporary and historical settings with themes of folklore dipping into science fiction and dystopian themes!
#UnhingedPit A little late to the party but I had to share this. This (find the rest below ๐งต) is a scene from my novel The Kingdom And The Crown put through Google translate one too many times.
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Writers of Twitter, can anybody help me grow my list of agents to query? I write YA and new adult fiction, generally fantasy romance with some sci-fi and dystopian mixed in. I have some contemporary settings and some historical, and I draw a lot on mythology and folklore.