Q369: YA with clunky prose—makes me scared to see the actual book. #500queries

Q368: I am SUCH a sucker for an unexpected YA retelling of a classic work. REQUEST ALL THE THINGS #500queries

Q367: YA SF. Not bad, but I'm not intrigued enough to say yes to more. These are always the tough ones. #500queries

Q366:F. Awesome idea, very poorly presented. Pass #500queries

Q365: I really love morticians as characters--my bff studied to be one, and I find it fascinating. Request! #500queries

Q364: YA circus book. It's on my #MSWL! Request! #500queries

Q363: No matter how many times people send me crime/thriller novels, I still don't rep them. #500queries

Q362: If you think a book is too special to not have comps, that says you don't know your market or genre. Every book has comps #500queries

Q361: YA. If it's set in the 80s or 90s, I'm probably not going to be that into repping it. Rainbow Rowell rules that world #500queries

Q360: CYA. POC, but not a terribly unique story, and Red Sofa is all about quirk. #500queries

Q359: Historical thriller--not my thing. #500queries

Q358: unsolicited R+R. if not explicitly stated, my rejections stand. #500queries

Q357: Call me crazy, but I like to keep my magic wands apart from my aliens. #500queries

Q356: F YA. Really, really well-written, but I wasn't jumping at the story. Pass. #500queries

Q683 suspense, intriguing MC and premise, request #1000queries

Q682 crime fiction w/romance elements, not connecting, pass #1000queries

Q681 literary, 1990s Russia, request #1000queries

Q680 YA, appealing MC, cool hook, request #1000queries

Q679 literary, subject matter doesn't appeal, pass #1000queries

Q678 women's, 3 women connected by 1 pregnancy, subject not compelling to me, pass #1000queries