Q454: YA Paranormal. Very vague on themes and didn’t really give me a plot. Pass. #500queries

Q453: Tone felt off for this SF. Neither serious enough nor fun enough for the subject matter. Pass. #500queries

Q452: Steampunk is a hard sell, and this one didn’t give me quite enough information to suss out a hook. Pass. #500queries

Q451: Too many names and places and concepts in this query. Pass. #500queries

Q450: No address; mass query. Pass. #500queries

Q449: YA SF thriller, but had no tension to it. Pass. #500queries

Q448: Was sent a synopsis instead of a query. Pass. #500queries

Q447: Rehash of a classic, but not with a twist. Pass. #500queries

Q446: Not a bad concept for YA, but the query is clumsy, which makes me fear for the writing in the actual novel. Pass. #500queries

Q445: This MS walks the line a bit too much between romance and WF. Pass. #500queries

Q444: Too much science, not enough fiction. Pass. #500queries

Q443: This might be a little too Stephen King-y, but we’re going to find out! Request. #500queries

Q442: this query has no metadata and no bio. Pass. #500queries

Q441: LGBTQ hist romance. Yep. Request! #500queries

Q440: Thriller. Do not rep. Pass. #500queries

Q439: Only query one book at a time, folks! Pass. #500queries

Q438: YA F with awesome, non-western mythologies! Request! #500queries

Q437: C R with one of my favorite tropes. Request! #500queries

#tenqueries Q10: HF. Writer appeared to do their research because it was practically click-bait for me, with great comps and awesome premise. The writing was so well-written in the sample, I needed more! Researching an agent's preferences always helps! Partial. #querywin

#tenqueries Q9: HF. Very well-written query, with a hook and enticing premise. Unique perspective in an otherwise saturated topic. However, the writing in the sample needed more revision; it didn't grab me. Pass.