Q233: SF with an elderly protagonist. YES. #500queries

Q232: A submission package with a cover letter, synopsis, and chapters. No query in sight. Pass. #500queries

Q231: Angels. I will never get away from angels. #500queries

Q230: "A fictional fantasy book." Oh, goody. #500queries

Q229: Queries with the log line in the subject line are NEVER good. #500queries

Q228: blend of hard science and Native legends. I'm in. #500queries

Q227: Comp is a critically acclaimed book, but one I hated. Pass #500queries

Q226: SeCoNd QuErY WrItTen LiKe ThIs #500queries

Q6: Please no "Dear Sir/Madam" emails. Make sure you specify which agent you're querying. Pass #tenqueries #querytip #pubtip

Q5: query doesn't really say anything about the story, and I didn't love the writing. Pass #tenqueries

Q4: Premise isn't my cup of tea. Pass #tenqueries

Q3: Submission sent as attachment. Pass #tenqueries

Q2: historical fantasy. The hook wasnt strong, and I didn't become invested in the pages. Pass #tenqueries

Q1: historical fantasy. Voice changes from third to first. Pass. #tenqueries

Q225: YA basically Tomb Raider. But without the guns. I'm kind of leery about small Amazonian tribes being creepy and mystical #500queries

Q224: an elf PB that's already been pubbed. So what do you want me for? #500queries

Q223: YA. Superheroes. Bored. #500queries

Q222: Oh joy. A man who gets to save a MPDR from homelessness in NYC. How novel. #500queries

Q221: Erotica author writing based on 50 SHADES. If you've researched me AT ALL, you know that that is NOT the way to my heart #500queries

Q220: There is nothing I hate more than queries beginning with rhetorical questions. #500queries