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Q5: NA (fantasy?). I didn't connect with the pages; there was a bit of info-dumping, which slowed the pacing. Pass. #tenqueries
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Q4: YA (fantasy?). I didn't really connect with the voice. Pass. #tenqueries
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Q3: YA? I don't think I'd be able to empathize with the protagonist(s). Pass. #tenqueries
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Q2: No query :( Pass. #tenqueries
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Q1: Romance. Premise doesn't really sound like my cup of tea. Pass. #tenqueries
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Q408: MG. Basically the plot of a Disney Channel Original Movie from my childhood. Pass. #500queries
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Q407: More thrillers. More no. #500queries
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Q406"genre that interests w/ title thats pull-off-the-shelf catchy&ending certain 2 create social media buzz&teen word of mouth" #500queries
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Q405: Never ask an agent who says no to recommend other agents. You have google, just like I do. #500queries #pubtip
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Q404: Hard SF. Sounds awesome, but doesn't excite me. These are the hardest noes. #500queries
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Q403: SF. A little too dystopian, perhaps because the query was a little vague. Pass. #500queries
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Q402: MG. Meh. Not grabbing me. #500queries
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#10queriesIn10tweets example =RADIANT by @ksumnersmith was query slush pile and her book is Kindle Daily Deal today: amazon.com/Radiant-Towers…
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Happy writing everyone! Will try to do another #10queriesIn10tweets next Thursday. :)
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Also, daunting as it may seem via twitter, the vast majority of my clients are debut authors from query slush pile. #10queriesIn10tweets
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Here is original query for FALLS THE SHADOW by @stefaniegaither =best query I've ever received! writersdigest.com/editor-blogs/g… #10queriesIn10tweets
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#10 = YA sci-fi. World feels overly familiar (not unique-enough world building) & writing not quite strong enough. PASS #10queriesIn10tweets
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#9 = historical YA. Interesting story but not sure why the book is set in this particular historical timeframe. PASS #10queriesIn10tweets
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#8 = paranormal YA. Setup/inciting incident doesnt quite grab me. Characters interesting but story not quite there PASS #10queriesIn10tweets
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#7 = fantasy middle grade. Wordy/confusing with too many paragraphs dedicated to describing character backstory. PASS #10queriesIn10tweets