EQ: 10/13/2021 82K crime thriller

EQ 8/9/21
Full Request 8/10/21
Memoir, 76k

Profile Update: Open to queries.

EQ 8/07/2021
CNR 8/30/2021
Women's fiction, 89k

She asked for a partial from someone who made a query after I did, so I'm assuming it's a pass.

Profile Update: Closed to queries.

EQ: 6/21/2021
CNR 8/14/2021
Historical fiction 71K

Jun 14/21: On Twitter working on April queries

EQ 4/16/2021
Historical thriller 96k words

Closed, no response. 8/5/2021

EQ 8/3/21

Romantic Suspense (88k)

I’m so sorry @EddieLane! That is really heartbreaking. Don’t give up! You’ll find your match, hopefully soon.

To add my similar experience:
I queried Carly on Feb. 7 2021, after taking her seminar on Query Letters. She requested a FULL Feb. 19, 2021. At some point in the spring, she tweeted the importance of giving requesting agents trigger warnings. I went ahead and reached out to all of mine and told them. They ALL responded to my email, thanking me, and some suggested it's not necessary (some of the bigger agents, in particular). Carly, however, didn't respond/acknowledge my email at all.

I originally found Carly because she was the agent to Taylor Jenkins Reid. I don't think she represents her anymore. Over the months, as I waited for her response to my full, I started to think she wasn't the right agent for me, either ...

The following is to give all you beautiful artists, struggling to gain ground on the business end (ie: a land an agent), a silver lining. Your outlook is all yours, and you're still the one with the art in your hands. ;-)

I'm actually GRATEFUL she rejected my FULL today, on a Friday afternoon. Now I can enjoy my weekend. I mean, I would've felt really awkward fielding an offer from her. It's been 139 days of me on pins and needles. Now I can breathe easy. She didn't even waste my time giving me feedback to parse. The agency's admin coordinator sent me a form rejection, alerting me that "Due to the volume of submissions received by the agency, [they] are unable to provide individual feedback." I'm grateful for that too because that kind of response on a full tells me a lot about an agent. In comparison, I mean, to the other agent experiences I've had with this project. A careless and cold rejection on requested work, for me, speaks to how they may deal with an artist, in general. But thank goodness enough agents, top ones at that, DO give useful feedback in a timely manner. I got some excellent suggestions, and even a little praise, from really dreamy agents at top agencies. I'll definitely be re-submitting to them. :-)

EQ: 6/23/21

95k Adult Historical Fiction

EQ: 3/19/21
CNR: 6/17/21

Historical Fiction 112K

EQ: 4/25/21
CNR: 6/7/21 It's quite possible she's behind in her queries, however, I will close this out after 43 days.
WF/Rom at 93K

EQ: 8/21/2020
PR: 10/15/2020
update to full: 12/11/2020
Submitted Full Manuscript: 12/23/2020
I got the itch and sent a followup email: 04/21/2021
Rejection: May 14 2021 B.D email that it's not a fit for Carly's list. It was really heartbreaking to get a form-letter rejection after 9 months of waiting.

60K Historic/Fairytale Romance

Today, from her Twitter account: "Query Update: I'm caught up to March 31 for queries. Requests will be going out in the next few days though our submission manager."
Update 4/25: Since I didn't get a request, marking this a CNR
AND...today, 4/27, I got a full request! :)