Live Chat with Agent Joshua Bilmes of JABberwocky Literary Agency

This info from AgentQuery.com

"Literary agent, Joshua Bilmes of JABberwocky Literary Agency
will be stopping by on Tuesday, October 7 at 10PM Eastern to chat it up with the Agent Query Connect community."

He specializes in representing genre fiction (sci-fi, fantasy, horror, romance, mystery) and for nonfiction: History | Politics | Medical | Science.

"To participate in the live online chat, simply login and click on the VIEW CHAT ROOMS on the left-hand navigator or click here: http://agentquery.leveragesoftware.com/chat_list.aspx

Then JOIN the chat room for literary agent, Joshua Bilmes. You will be allowed to join the chat room 15 minutes early, and the live chat will begin promply at 10PM EST.

To learn more about Joshua Bilmes and the types of projects that he's actively seeking, be sure to check out his AQ agent profile:
http://agentquery.com/agent.aspx?agentid=356

Or read his AQC questionnaire:
http://agentquery.leveragesoftware.com/group_discussion.aspx?DiscussionID=73fdd8f7320e462cb16da58f91b2f018

A few notes about our live agent chats:

Agent chats offer AQC members exclusive live access to our literary agent guest. Chats are intended as Q&A sessions to help our members learn about the submission process, the business of publishing, and what agents are truly seeking from new clients.

Please note that our agent chats are NOT an opportunity to "pitch" yourself or your work to an agent during the chat. Also, our agent chats are crazy popular events with 40+ participants or more. For this reason, all chat participants must follow the lead of our fearless AQ chat moderator, Jean Oram.

As the official AQC chat moderator, Jean Oram will be forming a question "?" queue and serving as gatekeeper to Joshua Bilmes. She is in-charge of keeping the live chats friendly, informative, and a maximum of one hour. So pay attention, be professional, and be prepared to wait your turn in the question "?" queue.

One more tip: It's Joshua, not "Josh".

"O Captain! My Captain!" is also acceptable."