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Originally Posted by Tirellan  I've seen a couple of agent blogs in the last few months (Nathan Bransford of CurtisBrown comes to mind) that say that you should not mention other works in a query letter. Once the agent is interested in your work it is a good thing to have other books to offer, but not before. |
It might be the difference between mainstream publishing and genre publishing.
I've always believed that you only mentioned one project at a time, until John Jarrold recently said otherwise, and he definitely has his hand on the pulse of SF/F publishing.
On the other hand, Sue is right. If an agent tells you what he or she wants (and doesn't want) than you send them what they ask for.