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Marina Richards @Marinarichards
#ASKDLG Would U take on a writer who has been repped before? Also if the novel was repped previously? Thank you!@Marinarichards to the first question, yes. To the second, depends. Hard to say. #AskDLG
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#AskDLG our preferences are listed on each agent page on our site at:donaghyliterary.com
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@jltoman83 Don't be nervous, practice your pitch and have fun! #AskDLG
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averyadamms @AveryAdamms
#ASKDLG Do all MS usually end up edited and revised somewhat as it leaves you and is published?@AveryAdamms Yes, some minimally others more extensive. #AskDLG
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L. Seabaugh, Killer of Beautiful Things @Imaginarialist
#askdlg Can you tell what kind of person a writer is by their query & does it influence your decision on the sub material?@Imaginarialist 2/2 If interested in offering we talk, you learn a lot by talking to people. We seek talented creative writers #AskDLG
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L. Seabaugh, Killer of Beautiful Things @Imaginarialist
#askdlg Can you tell what kind of person a writer is by their query & does it influence your decision on the sub material?@Imaginarialist Not sure how to answer this in twitter word count allotment. We base our initial decision on writing/project 1/2 #AskDLG
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Adana K. Washington @adanawashington
What are some SFF books that you've enjoyed lately? #AskDLG@adanawashington This is a great question for @NobleValerie #AskDLG
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Jessica Toman @jltoman83
If you pick up a client and later on they write something for a genre you're not interested in. Would you still rep it? #AskDLG@jltoman83 If the writing and story is amazing we would definitely consider it. Our goal is to rep for career of that writer #AskDLG
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Jessica Toman @jltoman83
If you pick up a client and later on they write something for a genre you're not interested in. Would you still rep it? #AskDLG@jltoman83 depends on if I love it and think I can sell it. #AskDLG
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L. Seabaugh, Killer of Beautiful Things @Imaginarialist
#askdlg Can you tell what kind of person a writer is by their query & does it influence your decision on the sub material?@Imaginarialist what influences me the most is the writing sample #AskDLG
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Alexander Delaney @AlexanderSD89
@DonaghyLiterary @NobleValerie I've two novels to query simultaneously. Is it wrong to pseudonym and query them separately?@AlexanderSD89 @NobleValerie We ask for one sub at a time. Behold if we love your work we will find out it is you Bwaaah, haa, haa #AskDLG
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Elissa Dickey @ElissaDickey
Hi! Do you ever ask authors to revise and resubmit after making a request, and how do you decide? Thanks! #askdlg@ElissaDickey Sometimes. When I cannot let go of story but it needs further development. So not a pass but not an offer yet.#AskDLG
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Elissa Dickey @ElissaDickey
Hi! Do you ever ask authors to revise and resubmit after making a request, and how do you decide? Thanks! #askdlg@ElissaDickey Sometimes, yes. If I love the story but feel it's not quite there, or something is missing. #AskDLG
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@SolaraGordon we sure do! You can find all of our genre preferences here:donaghyliterary.com/our-team.html @sue_mill @cam_thereader
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@SolaraGordon I am also seeking #diversebooks in adult and YA, love cultural topic matter, LGBTQ, #AskDLG @sue_mill @NobleValerie
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Soknou❁King @DaemonsWriter
@DonaghyLiterary I saw mention of using Facebook as a starting writer's website, but, is it preferred to have a dedicated domain? #AskDLG@DaemonsWriter FB is a social tool, great for interacting live time and connecting with other writers/fans both have importance. #AskDLG