EQ 8/6/18 (2nd/final requery Venom)
CNR 10/9/18 (No word from nudges)

MG Historical 27K
EQ Online Form: 9/24

Profile Update: Genres updated.

query 8/2 - the good soldier - hist fic 99K

EQ: 4/26/2018 Business, Narrative Nonfiction
Uses a unique online form that does not handle formatting well...be warned.

10-16-2017 query through online form, literary fiction
10-19 Request for a 50 pg sample to be sent by post
10-23 Sent sample;
11-21 Nudge with offer
12-11He apologized for late reply and said if I hadn't yet engaged an agent he would read.
I did not ask him to read further, as I had a second offer, but he wrote on 12-20 saying he'd read and would like to see more...
But I accepted the earlier offer.

EQ 6/1/17 (requery Diplomatic Immunity)
ER 8/15/17 (Passed from nudge--not right advocate.)

EQ: 4/11/17 online form

Raphee, I'm only guessing, but since their form doesn't actually ask for a query letter, I'd say that the "summary" from your query letter would work here. Good luck.

What does this mean in the Query Form:
Summary *
Briefly describe your project, indicating what makes it unique and compelling.

Do we send in our regular query, or do we need to have some other format? Say give a description in overall terms with a brief mention of characters and story(I mean shorter than our usual query).

On 3/16/16, I requeried William Clark with Chain Reaction. I've nudged him last month and got no response. So it's closed out as CNR.

Update: 10/24/16, he passed. Not strong candidate. So I'll try him with Diplomatic Immunity next week.

11/2/16: EQ Diplomatic Immunity--same day rejection with same response. I'll try him next year with new manuscript.

He has had 50 pages on exclusive for a month, so I sent him a nudge letter, but haven't heard back. Just got another partial request from an agent. Hope I hear back today.

Same day rejection for Venom's requery with a pass--not the best advocate for my work. I'll try him in March with Chain Reaction.

I received a nice email asking for 50 pages so he could decide whether he responded to my writing or not. He requested exclusivity but I was not able to provide it because another agent had requested it exactly four minutes earlier. I'm really hoping to find an agent that wants to help me promote the story, the point of which is to encourage more volunteering on behalf of children.

So I realize a lot of people are aggravated that they've JUST received a rejection after 6-12 months from the initial query. Today I got a rejection exactly 6 months after my query. Sure, it's frustrating, but I'd MUCH RATHER an agent who takes the time - even 6 months or a year late - to say "thanks but no thanks." Sure it's not timely, but it's a heck of a lot kinder than those who never response. I closed this one out as a no reply in April, but I'm glad to finally be able to close it out as a rejection.