Julia Churchill

@MrsCarterWrites Yes, I'm interested in most areas. #askagent

@SeeSaraScribe Commission tends to be less for primary market than foreign. Most agents have commission breakdown on website. #askagent

@papergram Not really, all is mostly as it ever was. #askagent

@mellisldn certainly. #askagent

@SeeSaraScribe Always happy to see again, yes. #askagent

@Laura_Crampton A paragraph or two usually. Tends to be shorter for younger fiction. #askagent

@SuffelStuart Still deciding. Should I?! #askagent

@LKajue I tend not to think too much about what I don't go for, but am very clear-minded about what I do go for. #AskAgent

@ldlapinski I think content/tone is always the number one identifier of core reader, with age of character coming second. #AskAgent

@BrowettSian Probably every couple of hundred, roughly. But some weeks none, and then I get lucky and a few in a day. #AskAgent

@WelshDragonParr I'm always happy to take another look. No skin off my nose, and it may be fab. #AskAgent

@blubimnotafish Yes, always good to know author's plan. #AskAgent

@rceres So for synopsis, yes to spoilers. #AskAgent

@rceres A synopsis is a technical tool, an A-Z of the story, a blurb is a selling tool. #AskAgent

@StephenWhq If they're very short, then sending a bit more is fine. #AskAgent

@trouteyes Of course, always happy to look again. And thanks for thinking of me. #AskAgent

If you're writing a book, looking for an agent & have questions about children's/YA publishing, I'll be at #askagent at 18.00. Come!