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Ms. Cate Hart
Corvisiero Literary Agency
275 Madison Avenue, 14th Floor
New York, NY 10016
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Website: www.corvisieroagency.com
Blog: catehart.com
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Send query, 1-2 page synopsis and first 5 pages included the body of your email. The subject line should read - Attn: Cate [Your Title]Agent Reports.
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YA dark fantasy 91k
ER: 03/28/2017
(Thanks ptupper)
ER: August 26 - form
MG Fantasy
ER: 7/27/16
Rejected: 3/22
Partial request: 5/11
87K YA fantasy
PR: 1/21
Form rejection: 5/30
MG scifi
ER: 05/10/16
Her email was very brief and said much of the same that others have posted. She did give me one piece of advice regarding the genre of my ms, which directly contradicted the advice of another agent. So that's great.
CNR: 4/5
ER: 4/24
Thank you for thinking of me and Corvisiero Literary Agency, but this is going to be a pass. While I think you have the start to an interesting premise, I just wasn't drawn into the story the way I needed to request more. Publishing is very subjective, and while I may not be the best fit for this, your work may be just what another agent is looking for.
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So, since it doesn't say anything about resending once you've revised, I think general practice is that it's perfectly acceptable to. As long as you've done extensive edits, so more than just some minor line changes, I don't see why not.
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