Q175: “Here’s how my book is structured” is not a query. Pass. #500queries

Q174: Kind of into the idea, but the audience is all wrong. Pass. #500queries

Q173: F with a kind of Jessica Jones vibe. Request! #500queries

Q172: C YA. No twist. Pass. #500queries

Q171: YA. Too much plot, not enough pitch. Pass. #500queries

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Q170: Just plain bad SF. Pass. #500queries

Q169: I love me some romantic suspense, but only if I can sense the tension in the Q #500queries

Q168: spiritual genre fiction is not my thing. Sorry. #500queries

Q167: MG with a lesson to teach. Pass. #500queries

Q166: This might seem harsh, but if a query isn’t in standard query format, I reject. Always. #500queries

Q165: Shifters. Pass. #500queries

Q164: YA F I could see doing really well in the market, but it’s not for me. Pass. #500queries

Q163: If a book doesn’t have a gene, I can’t sell it. End of story. #500queries

Q162: Not a single inkling in this F query about the world. Pass. #500queries

Q161: Not addressed (mass email). DNR. #500queries

Q160: Litfic. Don’t rep. Pass. #500queries

Q159: Werewolves. Pass. #500queries

Q158: Peter Pan retelling. Again. Pass. #500queries

Q157: F. Loved the MC, was meh about the quest. Pass. #500queries