Aside from a few queries Renee and I are looking at more closely, we’ve answered all queries sent prior to March 10th. While I’m traveling to New York and Bologna, Renee will keep up the hard work of reading queries. If you sent a query prior to March 10th, and you don’t hear from us today (Monday the 18th), you can resend your query to the usual queries@ktliterary.com address, and copy Renee at renee@ktliterary.com. Thanks!
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