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I have a question I hope you will be able to answer. Is it possible for a literary agent to reject a writer’s query because he/she simply has no interest in the writer’s genre or do agents keep an open mind?
I thank you for taking the time to read this. Take Care. May you find your light.

XOXOXOXO,
Cocaine Princess

I loved Wally Lamb’s ‘I Know This Much is True’ and ‘She’s Come Undone.’ Though these books deal with depressing subjects, the writing is so compelling and compassionate, that the reader doesn’t end up feeling miserable.

As for Bill Bryson, I’ve read ‘Neither Here nor There’ three times now. After reading it twice, I promised it to a colleague at work. On the train, I started reading it again and I laughed so hard at the scene with the Norwegian on the train that I almost created a scene. When I got to the office I had to tell my colleague I’d bring it in the next day. He expressed surprise, as I’d told him I’d read it twice. Come to think of it, I’m probably ready to read it again. I’ve read all his other books too, but only once or twice each.