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if you are looking to land a literary agent and get traditionally published Im going to teach you the four-part structure you need to include in your query letter as well as the secret sauce I used that helped me to get 26 full requests and eight offers from literary agents and if we havent met already hi Im Lauren Im a Young adle author and Mom based in Brooklyn and it is my goal to make traditional publishing accessible to all and its sort of my thing to share free resources so make sure to check out the description below because I have a link to my free query letter toolkit which includes the text of the query letter Im going to be going over today and theres a link to my free master class on my top three tips to how to land an agent so before I get into the four-part structure I just want to talk for a moment about why this structure is so important and I go into this a lot more in my master class but agents are flooded with queries so even the small deviation from the norm