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Ms. Doe Coover
Doe Coover Agency
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ER 4/29
I think this qualifies as a form letter:
Dear Author:
The Doe Coover Agency thanks you very much for your recent submission. We apologize that the volume of submissions necessitates our replying in a form letter. And while we appreciate your thinking of the agency, we’re afraid that the project you propose does not seem right for our list. Another agency may well feel differently, of course, and we certainly want to wish you the best of luck with your work. Thank you again for the chance to consider your book.
While I appreciate a fast response and understand form letters as a necessary evil. I really wonder how, if these are truly small one or two people operations and they are so overwhelmed by submissions and they want you to send pages as part of the query, are they really reading what you're sending?
ER:04/25
ER 04/3
Genre: Nonfiction History