EQ 05/03/19.
PR (first 50 pages) via Ian on 05/10/19. Was politely told they have a high number of client deliveries recently and wouldn't get around until early June.
Polite nudge on 07/07/19 & response on 07/12/19 that it's still under consideration.
After another nudge this week (October), I received a polite sidestep with useful feedback on 10/07/19. Thank you, PJ.

I got a request for the first 50 pages via Ian Bonaparte (associate agent) who cautioned me that it will take them a while to read it because they are busy.

EQ 3/25/19 literary mystery (about 96,800 words)
CNR 4/24/19

For email submissions, please send your material to submissions@janklow.com.
If you are sending an email submission, please include the sample pages in the body of the email below your query.

He requested that I send the full manuscript via my email. He said that my book was skillfully written (well-plotted with deeply drawn characters) but that it wasn't for him. It took him a little over a month to reply.

August rejection from Ian. To me it's phrased oddly but maybe this is a common way to reject?
"Thank you for sending us your query regarding your work. Unfortunately, you have come to us at a time when we are inundated with requests for assistance and representation. The need to allocate our time effectively forces us to decline participation in many worthy projects, and we regret that must be the decision in the case of this project as well."
If they are actually inundated, why not say they are closed to submissions?
"

EQ: Feb 26
ER: March 16 Literary 110K

Same form from Ian as domberoonie

7/1/2017 Sent e-query.
7/1/2017 Received this auto reply:
Due to the volume of submissions received, please note that we cannot respond to every query. We shall contact you if we wish to pursue your submission.

8/3/2017 - Rejection by this form letter from assistant Ian Bonparte:
Dear Writer,
Thank you for sending us your query regarding your work.
Unfortunately, you have come to us at a time when we are inundated with requests for assistance and representation. The need to allocate our time effectively forces us to decline participation in many worthy projects, and we regret that must be the decision in the case of this project as well.

We do appreciate your thinking of us, and wish you the best of luck with your book.
Best wishes,
Ian

Ian Bonaparte
Office of PJ Mark
Janklow & Nesbit Associates

EQ 6/5/17
FR 6/12/17

literary fiction

Profile Update: New postal address.

EQ 12/1/15
ER 8/1/16
sent pj first thirty chapters in december after meeting him at the 2015 WLT conference. he responded in august of the next, apologized for the lag time and sent a really helpful response with his rejection.

EQ 7/5
ER 7/8
3 day response from Ian, his asst', nice form letter. Appreciate the fast response!!

EQ May 7 2016

Sought him out after I realized her represented Ausubel and Manguso and Maggie Nelson. Sounds like he doesn't really take any unsolicited submissions, but occasionally gives feedback. That's fine by me!

Getting ready to submit to Mr. Mark. Has anyone had recent interactions with him?

EQ - 12/30/14

Adult with elements of magical realism