Laura Zats

Q277: MG. Treasure hunt. I always find these disappointing. Pass #500queries #everyquery

Q276: Screenplay. What? #500queries

Q275: I can't do anything with a book that doesn't give genre, category, and wordcount. #pubtip #500queries

Q274: YA SF. Sounds lovely, but too dystopian for the current market. Pass. #500queries

Q273: When I talked about passing, I meant racially, not "on from the grave." A for effort, but didn't catch my fancy #500queries

Q272: 260k romance. No. #500queries

Q271: More YA with issues disguised as people. Pass #500queries

Q268: Thriller. Again. Please tell me who sees my rep categories and thinks, "I know! I'll send her a thriller!" #500queries

Q267: Memoir. No personalization. Attachments. Triple rejection. #500queries

Q266: YA empaths. A better take on it than I've seen before, but I'm burnt out #500queries

Q265: C Rom. Sounds good, but not enough of a hook for me. #500queries

Q264: More 50 SHADES dreck. For BDSM, I need a books that depict it like it actually is. #500queries

Q263: Straight up fantasy, but billed as SF. Know your genre, people. It makes you look like you know what you're doing. #500queries

Q262: Anyone who can't figure out our sub guidelines gets an auto-pass. It really does say it right there. #500queries

Q261: If your logline is "[Name] is a typical teenager" I'm already out. #500queries

Q260: "Let's proposal a great nonfiction book to teenagers!" How about no. #500queries

Q258: Angels AND demons. Still no. #500queries

Q257: More YA about kids getting superpowers #500queries

Q256: Angels. BLERGH. #500queries

Q254: Super intriguing litfic. Unfortunately, I am not open to litfic queries #500queries