Kurestin Armada

@rachelmanwill Develop strong opinions and amazing office skills so you can score an internship/assistant gig #askPSLA

@tanyalc28 Where are all my lady pirates and magic and sword fights and swooning girlfriends?? Is someone on this case?? #askPSLA

@ArgyleHartley I really focus on the main character(s) and count on them to see us through. Second: uniqueness. #askPSLA

@mbowords Every single person is so supportive and nice, it's a very encouraging group to work with! #askPSLA

@thefangfiles Plenty! But they're different for every agent, and I'm sure it won't stop worrying. Maybe the content of your bio? #askPSLA

@DanaNuens Oh, loads of things. Usually they all boil down to me being bored, or feeling like I've read it 80 times already. #askPSLA

@SaadiaFaruqi Not personally & it would only come up at the full stage. However, authors are always welcome to pitch new projects! #askPSLA

@arbietrary I'm an embarrassingly huge fan of Ann Leckie, and I think we'd have great tea conversations! #askPSLA

@adambrickley SFF is often very commercial? If the SFF elements are that light, pitch both! #askPSLA

@mbowords There has a been a dark trend, but this is mostly thriller related (GONE GIRL style books) and not tied to world events #askPSLA

@christinegrabo I'm fine with only a line of personal info if any, but other agents do seem to like that additional human touch! #askPSLA

@RachelCharleneL And there's no such thing as "too much" diversity! There's representation done poorly, but that's different. #askPSLA

@RachelCharleneL Bring it up as naturally as possible, as just another element of your characters or w/the relevant plot point. #askPSLA

@DonkeyTalking Rereading my clients' manuscripts and getting excited all over again about them #askPSLA

@KAKraft Great writing + great story is the winning formula, but reading constantly in your genre will help with those #askPSLA

@ArgyleHartley If the changes are that significant, I would say go ahead! #askPSLA

@KAKraft Telling me everything BUT what the story is about! If I hit three paragraphs with no clue, I automatically reject. #askPSLA