Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Tara Gallina's Current Query

Today it's back to work here at the QQQE. Well, actually, today is the easy part, tomorrow is the work.

Anyway, today I'm featuring Tara Gallina's current query. If you don't know Tara, please go visit her blog, and become a follower.

Back? Great.

Now please keep in mind, today is just for introductions, and so you can have a chance to read the query without my redline. Please save your feedback for tomorrow.

Here we go:

NOTE: The details of this query have been removed at the request of the author.

That's it!

Please thank Tara for her courage, and say hello in the comments, but remember to save your critique for tomorrow.

26 comments:

Sarah said...

I'm a new follower, Tara! Your story looks really cool. More tomorrow! (and hi, Matt!)

Natalie Aguirre said...

Tara, your story sounds awesome. Looking forward to Matt's critique tomorrow.

Karen Baldwin said...

I'm a new follower also, and also think your story is awesome. Can't wait to see what you have to say Matt.

Tonja said...

This is an interesting way to review query letters. I like it.

Alex J. Cavanaugh said...

Eager to hear your thoughts tomorrow!

S.A. Larsenッ said...

Interesting premise. I particularly intrigued by the mixture of mythology the writer mentions. Hmm... Can't wait to see the comments tomorrow!

Liza said...

Sounds like a great story. I'm looking forward to reading query comments tomorrow.

farawayeyes said...

Interesting. Anxious to see the comments.

Sarah Ahiers said...

i already know what i want to say. But i bet Matt covers it all tomorrow. He's sneaky like that ;)

Rusty Carl said...

Looking forward to tomorrow's breakdown of what works and what doesn't.

Slamdunk said...

Thanks for sharing Tara. Sounds like a good one for tomorrow then.

Emily White said...

Very nice! I can't wait to read your thoughts on it, Matt. :)

Samantha Jean said...

The story really does sound interesting. At the end, where you compare it to 2 other writer's works, I believe you have the wrong author's name for the Firelight series. Sophie Jordan wrote the Firelight series. I looked to see if there was another Firelight book written by a Sophia Taylor, but did not find anything. I look forward to reading Matt's suggestions!

Kristen Wixted said...

OOoooh love this one! So interesting!!
And you know I'm not usually gushy.

Bryan Russell said...

Intriguing.

Donna K. Weaver said...

Interesting--and I'm a new follower of Tara's. I'll be back tomorrow to check out Matt's critique.

Angela Brown said...

Hello Tara! I appreciate you opening your query up to us. One day, I hope to be brave like you :-)

Sub Radar (Mike) said...

It will be interesting to read your take on this.

Elana Johnson said...

Went and followed. :)

Nancy Thompson said...

I'm lame at critiquing queries. I'll have to come back for Matthew's excellent advice. See you tomorrow!

RHYTHM AND RHYME said...

Interested to know what you're going to write tomorrow.

Yvonne.

Barbara Watson said...

Gutsy--putting your query out there, Tara. I'm gathering guts to get my query written. I'll return tomorrow to read and learn.

Nicole Zoltack said...

I really like the premise. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts tomorrow!

kjmckendry said...

Sounds like a great story! Looking forward to reading the comments tomorrow. Tara you're so brave!

Michael Offutt, Phantom Reader said...

Hello Tara. Nice meeting you.

Angela Ackerman said...

Sounds like a great concept...I am a total sucker for mythology-charged storylines!