Q313: This YA felt very dated. Pass. #500queries

Q312: Finally! A positive representation of a sex worker! Request! #500queries

Q311: YA C. Don’t love the idea and my dislike for the comps backed me up. Not for me! Pass. #500queries

Q310: Query letter was attached. Did not read. Pass. #500queries

Q309: I just couldn’t wrap my head around this para rom concept. Maybe it was mispitched to me? Unsure. Pass. #500queries

Q308: F. Thoroughly meh. Pass. #500queries

Q307: I didn’t fall in love with this F query, but I was motivated to learn more, so I requested! #500queries

Q306: Not addressed to me. Pass. #500queries

Q305: I don’t open attachments I don’t request. Pass. #500queries

Q304: YA C. Probably good, but a little short and not quite up my alley. Pass. #500queries

Q303: SF. A setting that was so utterly unexpected, and I am so in. Request. #500queries

Q302: I love a good camp book. Request. #500queries

Q301: I just didn’t connect to the MC in this query. Pass. #500queries

Q300: This F query did an excellent job of discussing the politics of the world, but it was missing the personal stakes and tension. Pass. #500queries

Q299: Query about how and why the book was written, rather than a pitch for the book. Pass. #500queries

Q298: Litfic. Do not rep. Pass. #500queries

Q297: I would really, really love it if people used comps that weren’t over 50 years old. Pass. #500queries

Q296: I just got sort of bored reading about this F. Pass. #500queries

Q295: I didn’t know I was interested in this type of magical creature, but in this pitch, I very much am! Request. #500queries

Q294: Very good query, very good concept, but I didn’t love it. Pass. #500queries