Another one that just isn't the right fit. #tenqueries #FindingMyOne

Q10: women's fiction fantasy with time travel and ...?, no idea what it is, pass. #tenqueries

Q9: YA science fiction, not terribly original, pass. #tenqueries

Q8: urban fantasy, which I don't represent. #tenqueries

Q7: women's fiction, seems unlikely that the author reads books/ knows what books are, pass. #tenqueries

Q6: women's fiction, plot too convenient, pass. #tenqueries

Q5: YA fantasy, not interested in the fantastical elements, pass. #tenqueries

Q4: adult historical fiction, perspective is too familiar, pass. #tenqueries

Q3: adult science fiction novella, not my bailiwick, pass. #tenqueries

Q2: adult literary fiction? author doesn't seem to know himself, pass. #tenqueries

Q1: YA paranormal romance, too violent for my taste, pass. #tenqueries

Q10: YA fantasy, though the query sounds more like adult paranormal romance. Stilted dialogue in sample. Pass. #tenqueries

Q9: YA fantasy. Query implies all characters are pet animals. Know your audience! Pass. #tenqueries

Q8: Picture book. Don't rep. Pass. #tenqueries

Q7: One of those "Have you ever imagined...?" "What would you do if...?" queries. Like essays, don't pitch with questions. Pass. #tenqueries

Q6: WF. Half the query was about why this manuscript may never get published. Be bold, confident (not cocky) when pitching! Pass #tenqueries

Q5: A fantasy. Unique concept, query suggests it lacks overdone fantasy tropes. Beautiful, engaging writing in sample. Partial. #tenqueries

Q4: YA fantasy, response to a MSWL. High concept, but language was so lofty, not sure what I read in sample (major bummer). Pass #tenqueries

Q3: No query, just "here you go!" with attached 10 chapters. Follow submission guidelines! Pass. #tenqueries

Q2: YA contemp. Neat pitch. Sample started in the wrong place -- let me get to know your character before diving into plot. Pass #tenqueries