Q345: YA is too general, with no hook. Pass. #500queries

Q344: Nothing wrong with this F, but I just didn’t love it. Pass. #500queries

Q343: I wish the author of this SF was less interested in themes and more interested in story. Pass. #500queries

Q342: Subversion of the Chosen One narrative + setting that is like my crack. Request! #500queries

Q341: This YA F is funny, which is a hard balance to strike, but I find myself charmed! Request. #500queries

Q340: A little too issue-y for me. C YA. Pass. #500queries

Q339: I can’t remember the last time I wanted a big SF competition book. I want this one! Request. #500queries

Q338: Mass query, did not read. Pass. #500queries

Q337: This YA is way too long and is a Chosen One story. Pass. #500queries

Q336: I appreciate a query that tells me a few elements from the book. I don’t like it when that’s all there is. Pass. #500queries

Q335: Greek gods. Pass. #500queries

Q334: UF. Hard sell, and this one being 50K too short means it’s a pass. #500queries

Q333: I like a good YA thriller. This one, however, didn’t grab me. Pass. #500queries

Q332: This YA F might be a little Chosen One-y for me, but I’ll give it a shot. Request. #500queries

Q331: Personal novels are good. Trying to sell me a memoir as fiction is not good. Pass. #500queries

Q330: I got word vomit instead of a pitch. Pass. #500queries

Q329: I have a hard time with stories of assault--very often they go bad. This one is a pass for me. #500queries

Q328: Lots of plot in the SF, no context at all. Pass. #500queries

Q327: C YA that is very of the moment, but with a twist. Request! #500queries

Q326: This YA might be too issue-y, but I still want to take a look. Request. #500queries