Kate wants to fall in love with a character when reading a submission. She love the MG-YA zone because it's where a person decides to become a lifelong reader if they've had access to awesome books.
Lin asks them how they work by describing a case study:

What did she love about this first book? The book is grounded in a real sibling relationship, but has the fantastical, nerdy elements she loves of D&Desque creatures.
Lin asks how they were able to get a trilogy sold? Kate says this was the 3rd deal after two successful two-book deals for Matt with his editor for initially stand-alone books. Kate says your first deal has probably got to be a stand alone book, and from there you've got to prove success to garner multi-title or series deals.
What it is like to work with KT Literary: "When we build the relationship we want to build with you, it's more than just agent/client, it's a partnership."
Kate wants to fill in the gaps, if as editor/babysitter/photographer/counselor, Kate only does well when her authors are doing well.
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