@Wimoon When requests from an agent come significantly later than rejections on average (11 days in this case) it usually means either the agent has a reader who weeds out the manuscripts they're sure will get rejected anyhow, or the agent sets aside those queries where they're interested in reading the pages.

In this case I'd say she doesn't have a reader (even quick rejections take a long time) but she does set aside the queries where she's interested in reading the pages. So, it's a good thing if your rejection takes longer. At least it means you made it a little further in the process.

Edit: got a form rejection 148 days after querying. No idea what went on there.

I know she says she's behind, but I sent a query at the start of May and still no response. She said she replies to all but I have a feeling I've been missed as lots of people after me have had replies. I even sent a chaser at the end of July! A shame because I thought she was a great fit. :(

EQ 9/22

Adult SF 94k

From her Twitter on 8/27

"Hello, #querying authors! I am sorry to say that I am behind on queries, and especially on requested material. My goal is to return to this section of my inbox in mid-September. Thank you so much for your patience."

EQ: 8/27/19

Adult Fantasy 87k

EQ 8/19/19

Adult Sci-Fi 95k

EQ 5/28/19
PR 8/9/19
First three chapters

Adult Science Fantasy 141k

EQ: 5/21/19
ER: 8/7/19 - She's running quite a bit behind. Mine took 78 days for those of you still waiting.


adult Fantasy 80k

EQ: 6/26
CNR: 8/7

Fantasy 125k

EQ: 6/2/19, 98K SF

Just as an update to my August 3, 2017 offer of representation:

The book Jennie Goloboy offered representation on has been acquired by Solaris Books, an imprint of Rebellion Publishing in the UK, for English World Rights, and is now slated for a July 2020 release.

http://www.solarisbooks.com/post/3108

EQ 4/10/19, Commercial Fantasy, 98K

EQ 2/24/2019

SF, 96k

EQ: 12/14/18
ER: 2/13/19

F, 78k. Form Rejection

EQ 11/27/18
CNR 2/5/19

Adult Fantasy