.@amandaLcharles That's super tough right now. It would have to be an absolute knockout and something we haven't seen before. #AskFuse

.@amandaLcharles SF/F can, but if you try to do that in straightforward fantasy, you're going to get a lot of negative feedback. #AskFuse

.@Ru_Christensen Debuts typically can't go quite as long as established works. Here's a good reference: writersdigest.com/editor-blogs/g… #AskFuse

.@Ru_Christensen Always revise before submitting. Otherwise you're asking for rejection and therefore definitely missing yr window. #AskFuse

.@Coffee_Is_love You can try, but you're tying the agent's hands. Some don't like that and will reject. #AskFuse

@EscpingElegance no I rep more US authors actually. My taste is pretty commercial to upmarket and not one country specific #askPSLA

.@ACampbellReed There's a great blog post by @dreamoforgonon about that: fuseliterary.com/sff-subcategor… #AskFuse

@Seshat4211 non fiction YES! Fiction no #askPSLA

@MelanieKCole magical realism maybe? #askPSLA

@750GMT that is very difficult and most agents and editors won't take that on. Memoir ok, but anything else it's very rare #askPSLA

@AndrewMunz no market right now? Not sure. Trends come and go #askPSLA

.@ACampbellReed Some might be, but a lot of that still sells. #AskFuse

@deebazargarpur yup #askPSLA

@MJGalles pick one, has to know its market because we have to know what editors it's right for #askPSLA

@dzubrick no, we close at Xmas but that's it for our agency #askPSLA

@NayWrites no! Age doesn't matter #askPSLA

@MLVillax might need to take a @WritersDigest webinar or attend a workshop/conference #askPSLA

@TaraLundmark literary YA yes!! #askPSLA

@KirtidaGautam focus on book first. Let marketing and publicity assist with rest #askPSLA

@AthenaGreyson not an SFF agent :( #askPSLA