Carly Watters

@JointheBrigade1 no doesn't influence my opinion #askPSLA

@FictionCity depends on how much you have to share. Start with most relevant #askPSLA

@jagharresfeber @PSLiterary fine but normally you decide that with agent or editor and not alone #askPSLA

@AthenaGreyson that depends on many, many things. But I always say AGENT FIRST then pursue career strategy #askPSLA

@rebekahjolson @JMarcusXavier not really we assume most are #askPSLA

@babblebee shouldn't be your deciding factor. We submit until there are no eds left or feedback suggests market isn't there #askPSLA

@MelanieRCannon I don't think I can answer this one without more info #askPSLA

@HJRolfe strategy, possibly edits but that depends on the agent so ask #askPSLA

@AthenaGreyson I would say adult. NA has very specific tropes #askPSLA

@babblebee if there are still agents you want to work with then keep querying. #askPSLA

@t_luebbe depends on publisher and market #askPSLA

@pdpabst really tough Q!!! Judgement call. Check if R&R is an exclusive #askPSLA

@JulieChristens7 yes double space! #askPSLA

@SmartyJones93 doesn't hurt! But if you have more writing related things then priority goes there #askPSLA

@EscpingElegance don't name names but you can if you want. We never assume exclusivity but just let us know if offer comes #askPSLA

@Ricevillage depends on voice. Doesn't sound YA if it's not entirely spent there #askPSLA

@JMarcusXavier costs vary depends on experience. You probably don't need one. Use critique groups instead #askPSLA

@KirtidaGautam 3-6 months if no request #askPSLA

@JMarcusXavier once ms is ready #askPSLA

@Jennafyre tough Q without more details. Think about the market for the story despite character age #askPSLA