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Yesterday, I took a look in my query pile, and liveblogged my reactions to 10 queries. If you follow me on Twitter, you already saw this, but if not, here’s a recap. [View the story “My #10queriesin10tweets” on Storify]
I know my Live Blogs of my queries are usually a big hit, and since I’ve spent a good amount of time this weekend reading, I wanted to share some thoughts about some of what I saw. My fellow Colorado lit agent Sara Megibow often tweets a weekly #10Queriesin10Tweets, so […]
Hello, readers! I feel like I know you all so much better after all your wonderful comments on Friday’s post. Let’s keep the conversation going, shall we? Today I want to show you a peek into my query inbox with a breakdown of genres and subgenres found within. This isn’t […]
I know you like these, and I’ve got a truly terrifying backlog of queries to respond to, so I’m going to be going through them all day today and posting my brief comments as much as possible. As always, I try to keep the actual queries as anonymous as possible, […]
Guys, what the heck happened to Monday and Tuesday? They were right here, I swear! To make it up to you, I’m thrilled to open up another exciting Live Blog of my query pile. Shall we dig in? 1. A story of fallen angels and a long war for redemption. […]
By far, the most popular request I received from my informal poll of what you want to see here on this site was “More live blogging!” Ask, and ye shall receive. Following please find my first live blog of 2010. A little note before I get into it, though — […]
It’s been a while since we’ve done this, and I have just over 50 queries in my inbox to get all caught up on, so I figured it’s time for another live blog! As always, my goal here isn’t to be mean or petty, but to give my brief comments […]
Fellow literary agent Colleen Lindsay has once more spread the word for a day of tweeting about queries — no longer to go by the less-than-enthusiastically-received moniker of “queryfail”, today’s look at our queries is to be known as “Queryday,” and will be hashtagged appropriately. Honestly, I debated whether or […]