Juliet Mushens

@Finlaysonauthor both of those, big expo dumps my most hated though #askagent

@theyarnyard absolutely - I'd pick 5-10 favourites and try them all at once #askagent

@misscandi77 just fiction #askagent

@adambunker ha, no! #askagent

@julesmnewman my oldest debut is 68 & average age probably mid 40s #askagent

@OxfordFarrell 'I write this sitting in the kitchen sink' is my all time fave #askagent

@sarahec1992 pros & cons to both - go with what feels most natural #askagent

@OxfordFarrell that's like asking a mother to pick a favourite child! #askagent

@FeathersFlames considered it but it is a market I just don't know hugely well #askagent

@classicsixbooks never say never! #askagent

@ChrisTatman1 no, depends on that ms itself - but in general I like to build a longterm career for them #askagent

@thefirstnovel no, as long as pace doesn't lag #askagent

@sarahec1992 nope #askagent

@mdias254 send to agents who express an interest in your genre, definitely #askagent

@ChrisTatman1 some only write one and that's fine #askagent

@OxfordFarrell it's not be all and end all - but an idea of genre is helpful. Where would it be stocked in a bookshop? #askagent

@_sellers @byAliLand a great book but completely different to anything I have ever read before! #askagent

@eyerollforever not really - everything does get read, it just takes a while #askagent

@erroltonysoma I think so #askagent

@_sellers yes - often books can sound similar in a pitch but be very different/have a different audience #askagent