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Ms. Weronika Janczuk
D4EO Literary Agency
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Website: www.d4eoliteraryagency.com
Blog: lightningbugspub.wordpress.com
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E-Mail: Yes
Online Form: Yes
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PR: 10/16/18
ER 10/20
Kind rejection personalized to my ten pages before the more general advice to writers as listed below. Darn! I thought she might be a really good fit for my YA Contemporary. Luck to you all--she seems like a great person!
ER: 10/20.18
Form letter
YA Fantasy 86K
Partial Request: 10/13
YA Contemporary 80K
PR: 9/19/18 (Sent same day)
Rejection: 10/7/18, Personalized
Epic Fantasy, 138k
R: Same day! (I mostly just sent the query bcus I like the idea of fast responses.) xD
Form reply: Thank you v. much for taking the time to submit a query and pages. Unfortunately, this project does not sound like a fit for me at this time, and so I will have to pass.
As I do not have the time to always give personalized feedback, please note these general pieces of advice I extend to all writers, if you haven't already considered them:
1. Sign up for a QueryTracker forum account, and run your query and first pages across other forum participants; you can also use them to find a critique partner.
2. Be thinking about plot and pacing, especially with regards to scene structure--the way that you begin, move through, and end individual scenes; the compactness of your query and your pages; as well as the development of your characters' emotional lives. See resources here: https://bit.ly/2PNKIN5. A huge part of the journey to publication, as well as career-building, requires a constant perfection of one's craft.
I wish you the best in your querying endeavors--as this is a subjective business, another agent may feel differently.
ER: 9/26/18
YA Fantasy 65k
Rejection on pass or pages
YA Sci-fi 74k
FormQ: 10/1
FormReject: 10/2 (less than twelve hours later!)
EQ Online Form: 9/30
Reject: 9/25/18. She sent a personalized (form) letter with suggestions and encouraged me to continue.
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