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Hello everyone. I've queried several agents for my non-fiction manuscript and a few have expressed interest. One, though, has asked for a complete proposal (i.e., marketing plan, competition, bio., annotated table of contents, sample chapters, etc.). Over the course of a couple of months, she has asked for minor revisions to the chapters. More recently, she asked that I send additional chapters (they went out in today's mail), ones that are loaded with information because such chapters make for a better proposal. She is not representing me but almost acts as though she is, and it almost seems as though she is getting ready to submit my manuscript to publishers. Admittedly, it could be wishful thinking on my part. She is a very reputable agent (i.e., I've checked her out at P&E and other sources). Does this behavior fall within the "typical" range of agent behavior? Thanks.