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Ms. Lucienne Diver
The Knight Agency, Inc.
570 East Avenue
Madison, GA 30650
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Website: www.knightagency.net/
Blog: luciennediver.wordpress.com/
Twitter: LucienneDiver
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ER: 8/31/16
YA Contemp Fantasy
Form letter. At least swift!
ER: 8/8/16
108K Urban Fantasy (I sent as contemporary fantasy romance)
Was nice to see a short, personalized note from Ms. Diver that clearly indicated she'd reviewed my materials, as she made a few notes re: my genre and writing. Storyline just not the right fit, unfortunately. :(
ER: 8/16/16
Same day response - dang! But also a form letter from Kristy Hunter, same as below.
ER: 7/28/2016
Form letter from Kristy Hunter, same one as below.
ER: 5/23 Form, not from agent, but from coordinator. One has to wonder if the agent ever sees the queries? Had same experience from another at the same agency. Not sure how to feel about generic form replies.
I value agents who ask for the query to be sent to them and not an agency email.
ER: 4/13/16
I appreciated the quick response. On to the next!
YA Sci-Fi/Speculative/Dystopian/Romance 90K
UPDATE: I got an emailed rejection today (about three weeks after sending my partial), but it was incredibly detailed, and also encouraging.
adult adventure fantasy 121k
ER: 9 March 2016
SF; Space Opera
Ditto form rejection from below.
ER: 2/29/16
Query Letter and first 5 pages
Historical Erotic Romance: 96,000 words
Ditto rejection notice to those posting below. Rejection notice from Submissions Coordinator and Associate Agent, not Ms. Diver.
ER: 2/23/16
Thank you so much for allowing our agency to consider your material. Unfortunately, after carefully reviewing your query, we’ve determined that this particular project isn’t the right fit for our agency at this time. As I’m sure you know, the publishing industry changes swiftly now, as do readers’ tastes and trends. As a result, our own agents’ needs shift and change, as well; therefore, we would like to encourage you to consider querying us with future projects as you may deem appropriate.
ER: 02/16/2016
Standard form letter rejection as the one described below
ER: 2/11/16
Received a very nice personal explanation.
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