Laura Zats

Q226: SF YA. Awesome concept, 50k too long. Pass. #500queries

Q225: Also officially sick of "teen moves from the city to the country and life is hard." #500queries

Q224: Officially burnt out on superhero YA. #500queries

#223: Query titled "Please respond ASAP." This one's not even getting a read. #500queries

Q222: "The tagline flows thusly…" *headdesk* #500queries

Q221: Different query for the same book, send the same day. What, did you think I wouldn't notice? #500queries

Q220: Strike 1: Called Ms. Reed. Strike 2: Starts with hypothetical question. Strike 3: Boring love book. #500queries

Q219: MG that's way too serious for me. Pass. #500queries

Q218: SF with a query that reads like high fantasy. Confused. #500queries

Q217: Meh apocalyptic SF. Not hooky enough. #500queries

Q216: "Many agents have rejected our book but we will not give up." That happens to every author. You just wasted a log line. #500queries

Q215: Zombies. Can't sell those right now #500queries

Q214: book that's already self-pubbed. Pass. #500queries

Q213: Epistolary is one thing. An entire novel in text is quite another. I love world building too much for that! #500queries

Q211: 51k political SF. Too short, not my bag. #500queries

Q209: Romantic suspense. Interesting premise, but it's not my sweet spot. Pass. #500queries

Q207: ah. The elusive "quesry." It is nice to see you. #500queries

Q206: I love that SF/F subs are saying they pass the Bechdel test. I don't love 1/6 of the query explaining WHY it passes. #500queries

Q205: C R. Too many cliché puns. We get it. The book is about cars. #500queries

Q204: Elf love triangle. No thanks. #500queries