Form Query April 29th, 2021
Form Rejection May 4th, 2021

Adult Fantasy 160k

FQ: 4/22/2021
ER: 5/13/2021

Adult SF Romance 96k

EQ: 3/16/21
ER: 5/11/21

She had it for so long that I held out hope... but oh well. Form letter.

Full request after two months! If Quressa has had your query a while, hang in there!!

Profile Update: Closed to queries.

Thanks dixiejen

Per Twitter, closing on Friday to deal with backlog

https://twitter.com/qnrisawesome/status/1387485499313557504?s=19

FQ: 04/08/2021
Form Rejection: 04/22/2021

110k Urban Fantasy.

Query and proposal, 1/11/21, 135k true crime/me too memoir

1/19 very nice "just didn't happen for me" letter.

form query: 2/5/21
nudge since it'd been two months: 4/4/21
message from her saying that she was still considering: 4/6/21
full request: 4/20/21

Quressa says she does respond to all queries, so if it's been a while, she might still be considering!

EQ: 3/9/21
Form rejection: 4/20/21

Adult science-fantasy 118k

FQ 4/8/21
Nudge with offer of rep 4/13/21
Reply saying she'd let me know soon 4/15/21
Personalized rejection 4/19/21

I appreciate the communication throughout and she was quite complimentary in her rejection message.

Adult Fantasy 120k

FQ: 4/5/21
FR: 4/12/21
Fantasy 78k

FQ: 3/29/21
Form Rejection: 4/8/21

Contemporary Children's

FQ: 3/21/2021
FR: 4/8/2021

Adult Dystopian SFF

@Find_the_Fabulist

Agents owe us nothing... We are seeking their representation, not the other way around. And based on the spelling and grammar within your rant, it is fairly easy to see what factors led to your rejection. The truth is, agents don't have to respond to us at all. Especially since this agent, in particular, stated on her profile that she is swamped with queries (specifically YA) at the moment. So, to try and destroy her professionalism and character is far from the logical response, especially for your own career. All you did was leave evidence on the internet, showing that she made the right decision by exemplifying just how unprofessional you are capable of being.
Take it from someone who has received his fair share of rejection letters, both personal and form. Use a rejection letter as another scrap to throw on the fire that inspires you to keep writing. If you take it personally, you're only stepping into that fire and letting it engulf you. Do no demonize or denounce agents for not finding interest or passion in your work. I am honored to have at least been deemed worthy of a response and, one day, it'll be a positive one. Remember: To each their own! Live and let live! Keep that in mind, wish your journey and process well, and hope that the next agent doesn't make the mistake of passing on you because I'm sure you're a great writer. Keep working hard.

Be good. With love,

SN