@adanawashington it totally depends on the book - Cloud Atlas is the ultimate genre mash-up but pulls it off so well #askagent

@paper_geisha I'm afraid for the time being YA is my lower limit #askagent

@CathBarton1 I don't I'm afraid #askagent

@eisen5585 depends - some authors do 2/3 others do more like 5/6! I recommend polishing a lot before submitting #askagent

@duncanharding I like funny books but I think humour is SO subjective #askagent

@callumke I sign a writer once we've discussed my notes & made sure we share same creative vision #askagent

@elvinmensah I did! I enjoyed it but not as much as Night Women - I tend not to love big sprawling multiple POV pieces in general #askagent

@TANewman_says lots of agents not keen on looking twice at a project - but you can always try different agents #askagent

@Singapore_Rice happy to see new projects by writers I have passed on though #askagent

@Singapore_Rice not unless I specifically ask #askagent

@duncanharding depends on specific feedback - often I think trying something new with what you have learned in mind is good #askagent

@callumke yes absolutely - no point rushing and just getting quick rejections #askagent

@callumke lots of writers have vvv polished first 3 chapters but rest feels rushed! #askagent

@callumke it should be as good as you can make it - put it away for a month before starting to edit to give yourself space #askagent

@shona_kinsella shortest book I sold 50k longest 150k - most are around 100k #askagent

@GVonCarstein shortest book I sold was 50k longest was 150k - outside of that I'd start to worry #askagent

@carlsteele84 Bloomsbury getting published days and Writer's Workshop festival of writing #askagent

@callumke I love thrillers & hist fic but I always do! Last book I signed was set in a prison: I like 'closed set' thrillers #askagent

@word_dust some are quieter than others though! #askagent

@VeronikaKrellis I quite like gothic books #askagent