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Ms. Liza Fleissig
Liza Royce Agency, LLC
1049 Park Ave
New York, NY 10028
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FR: 8/31
Women's Fiction
CNR 6/3/16 (at 2 week mark, query was in queue and waited out 2 more week--heard back from nudge today--a pass, not right for them.)
FR: 5/12, with request for exclusive. Since I already have a few manuscripts out to other agents, I wasn't in a position to give an exclusive, but she said I could check in if the other agents pass. Seems very encouraging and very responsive.
lit fic, 81k
Commercial fiction 63k
CNR: 4/4/16
3/12/2016: sent requested material
3/14/2016: phone call
3/15/2016: offer of representation; send nudge to other agents considering, with a 2-week timeline
Liza is a joy to talk to. She is SO EXCITED about my book - she might even like it more than I do! Her enthusiasm is infectious. She's funny, tells it like it is, and super nice. I'm waiting till I hear from the other agents with my book (deadline of March 29th) before I make a final decision, but I think she'd be great to work with.
ETA: I am now rapped by Liza! I didn't wait the full two weeks. I had some passes, and some R&R, and one I think would have been an offer, but I could tell the agent wasn't as enthusiastic as Liza. My gut said to go with her, and I decided to jump with it. And she's already doing great things for my book!
Thank you! It's all happened so fast, I can't even catch up to the excitement. So now I'll wait the long two weeks to see what the other agents say! :)
CNR: 3/14/16
Says if you do not hear from them in 2 weeks, consider it a pass.
CNR 2/9
I took a class at NYU on querying agents. It was taught by a literary agent. She said if this happens it's totally acceptable to email the agent and let her know others are requesting and you can give her a deadline. Like say in a week you'll be sending it out to the other agents if you don't hear back from her. This is just one agent's perspective, but she said it happens all the time.
Would it be rude or bad form to nudge Ms. Fleissig and just politely ask where she is at with my manuscript? I hate to be waiting this long when other agents are waiting too if it's just going to be a rejection. Or should I just hold out for a few more weeks? A little advice on protocol would be very helpful!! :)
Replied 2/2/16 pass
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