EQ 4/27/2017
Full req. 4/27/2017
Rej. 5/22 with comments

EQ: 5/10
FR: 5/10
ER: 5/22

MG magical realism

EQ: 4/2/17
EQ: 4/2/17
"Thanks but this is not for me"
supernatural mystery 83k

EQ: 5/3/17
ER: 5/3/17 Short but sweet personal rejection.

MG Mystery

EQ 4/24/17
ER Form a couple of hours later
Adult Mystery / Crime
92,000

Love the fast response.

EQ 75000 word dramatic novel

ER minutes later......I don't think this guy is accepting anything 4 sent to him, different genres and nothing...ever

EQ: YA, Hist Fantasy 4/20 OK fastest response ever. A pass, maybe ten minutes later?

EQ/ FR: 2/28
Kind, personal rejection: 3/24
YA fantasy.

EQ: 22.3.2017
Rejected with thanks for sending but not for me email. I was happy to hear a confirmation promptly.

3/17/17: EQ
3/17/17: ER (about an hour later)

Profile Update: Genres updated.

Calling all authors: I've spoken to Bill several times today and he is going to update his website with what he DOES want. So to be clear: Bill wants middle-ware stuff at present. Bill says "At present I am not looking for sci fi or fantasy. My info on the website will be accordingly tweaked." So if you are accidentally sending Bill stuff with Fantasy or Sci-Fi or even some adult stuff be sure you'll get a very rapid response, as did I. Best check in a couple of days on Bill's website for those tweaks to see what really inspires him as an agent so we writers can send him the right stuff to suit, instead of wasting all our time submitting stuff because the website is years out of date and getting 2 hour responses. On the flip side I found him almost conversational and polite, and if you send him stuff he really wants you'll find him an able and well-connected agent, he's reputable and from my research he works hard. Rely on his unedited internet presence you might just be wasting your time. That way Bill will be happy because he gets what he wants and we'll be happy because we know not to send the stuff he doesn't want. Result.

EQ: 2/6
ER: 2/6 (2.5 hours)
Fantasy, 95K

Love the fast reply. Obviously not the desired response, but it's best to get it over with than to languish for months.

I thought I knew Mr Gonzalez's tastes but I was so wrong. It took 3 days to find out why I'd gotten such a speedy rejection (after first discovering Bill doesn't walk around with a radio controlled DELETE button glued to his finger every waking minute of the day), so I am better equipped to relate to Bill now and have learned an object lesson. My ambition is to withdraw a NYBS faster than he can accept it to teach the bugger a lesson.

Email query sent February 5th.
YA Fantasy 105k words.