EQ: 6/7/19
ER: 6/12/19
MG 48K Contemporary Adventure, standard form letter rejection

EQ: 4/16 with offer of publication
ER: 4/18 Form letter

PB-NF, 980 words

EQ: 4/09/19
ER: 4/11/19 (Long but kind form rejection with an apology for it being a form letter)
57,000 word MG Contemporary Supernatural Mystery

Full request after 52 days! I'm blown away - I'd marked her as a CNR. Geeking out though, as she represents one of my absolute favourite YA authors.
EQ 1/8/2019
FR 3/1/2019
ER 9/4/2019

Kind and encouraging rejection on full, with no workable feedback. I've been getting a lot of these from fulls - it seems as though there's nothing major that needs improving. Apparently the book either isn't right for the marketplace in general, or for specific agents' lists/tastes. Which is quite heartbreaking - I'd feel much better if there was some sort of flaw I could fix in rewrites. Still got 9 fulls out, fingers crossed one of them connects.

YA speculative fiction, 103k words.

EQ: 04.06.19 - Children's picture book
ER: 04.08.19 - Form letter

EQ: 03/30/2019
EFR: 04/03/2019

Very quick turn around: Thank you for your recent query letter to Flannery Literary and please accept our apologies for this form letter, a response method we resort to in the interest of timeliness. Please be assured that the time we did not spend customizing a personal response was, instead, used to carefully consider your submission to determine if we could be helpful to you.

MG Fantasy 66k

EQ: YA Historical Fantasy 3-5-19

ER: 3-21

EQ 12-12-2018
ER 12-18-2018 - form letter (but a kind one!)

MG contemporary 50K

EQ- YA fantasy 68k

MG Historical 27K
EQ: 9/16/18
ER: 10/10/18

EQ: 5/31
CNR: 7/2
Update: ER: 7/16 (form letter, same exact one as before, sigh)

PB, 300 words

Good point @brit_the_bee and I think you're right.

Hmm, I wonder if the "invitation to submit more writing" refers to those times when an agent wants to see more work before signing you, i.e. when you query with one picture book and they ask to see any others right away before they'll sign you? As opposed to meaning "don't submit to us ever again?" I suspect it's the former.

Incredibly passive/aggressive form letter rejection. I don't mind a form rejection because I get the time suck. But I do mind an agent telling me to tell my parent/guardian they raised me well because I want to send a thank you. Also, I know better than to clog an agent's inbox with that. This whole letter is insulting to my professionalism.

EQ: 1/18/18 - #IWSGpit request
ER: 2/6/18 - same long form letter dmaroulis mentions that specifically asks me NOT to respond with a thank you because it clogs the inbox