Q131: I love me some fantasy horror. Request. #500queries
Q130: Normally, I’m fatigued by this concept in F, but today, I was intrigued. Hesitant request. #500queries
Q129: “there are no comp titles to this book.” Everything has a comp. If you can’t find one, you haven’t done your legwork. Pass. #500queries
Q128: Guarantee you this fantasy novelist has never read a contemporary fantasy novel. Pass. #500queries
Q127: I got a whole lot of themes in this query and absolutely no plot. Pass. #500queries
Q126: Memoir. Do not rep. Pass. #500queries
Q125: There wasn’t anything wrong with this SF, per se. It just didn’t grab me. I think it was the characters that didn’t shine here. Pass. #500queries
Q123: Too many proper nouns in a fantasy or science fiction does not make me want to request a book. Pass. #500queries
Q122: I didn’t like the MC in this YA pitch. Pass. #500queries
Q121: in 2019 I’m going to need more out of a YA plot than a summer romance. Pass. #500queries
Q120: This F is WAYYYYYY too long. Pass. #500queries
Q119: This YA thriller will be perfect for someone else, but it’s not for me. Pass. #500queries
Q118: This YA might be too close to one I already rep, but I’ll give it a shot. Request. #500queries
Q117: I like to keep sexism out of my romance, thanks. Pass. #500queries
Q116: Please don’t requery stories. I remember. Pass. #500queries
Q115: I like the tropes here in this romance, but I’m not drawn to the characters. Pass. #500queries
Q114: I’m a hard sell on straightforward portal fantasies, but I liked this one enough and loved the comps, so I’ll bite! Request. #500queries
Q113: I don’t love this YA pitch, but I like all the element, and I’m in a generous mood, so I’ll look at the partial. Request. #500queries
Q112: This is partially a me thing and partially a market thing, but I don’t want an elemental book. Pass. #500queries