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Patrick McDonald is the creator of Query Tracker and Query Manager — the industry’s leading querying platform used by over 500,000 authors and at least half the literary agents around the world. In this conversation, Patrick provides us with exclusive insights from over four million queries.Patrick’s new book is The Modern Guide to Querying Literary Agents, available now from Simon & Schuster (and yes, he used QueryTracker to find his literary agent!)
Patrick tells us his perspective on artificial intelligence and writing, as well as his decades-long history creating, managing and growing one of the leading tools used by authors and agents every day.
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