Q264: Cool twist on a tired creature feature. Request! #500queries

Q263: YA F. Just sort of got bored. Pass. #500queries

Q262: This SF query was fine, but it just didn’t grab me. Pass. #500queries

Q261: This one might be a little too Alice in Wonderland-y for me, but I’ll give it a shot. Request. #500queries

Q260: YA C Shakespeare retelling, one of which I already sold a few years ago! Pass. #500queries

Q259: Cloning is a hard sell for me and this didn’t do it. Pass. #500queries

Q258: Very sciencey YA. IN! Request. #500queries

Q257: Like the setting, don’t love the SF aspect of this YA. Pass. #500queries

Q256: I can definitely identify a thinly-veiled memoir when I see one. Pass. #500queries

Q255: I really like the idea of this F, but really dislike the MC. Pass. #500queries

Q254: I’m always a sucker for a con. Request. #500queries

Q253: Suspense. Do not rep. Pass. #500queries

Q252: I never really liked angel books. Pass. #500queries

Q251: I like flipped tropes, but #500queries

Q250: This query doesn’t resemble a query. Pass. #500queries

Q249: This story might be too close to a big interational franchise, but I’ll take a peek anyways. Request. #500queries

Q248: way too short to be SF. Pass. #500queries

Q247: I like the pretty much everything about this adult lit F. Request! #500queries

Q246: YA F. Nothing here to really distinguish itself here, so pass. #500queries

Q10: Adult historical fiction. Makes a convincing argument for why the setting is important, but doesn't talk at all about the specific characters and their struggles. Pass. #tenqueries