Hi, Dan,

You can always feel free to write as much as you want! That's what I'm here for. It's such a tough business to negotiate. Most  writers, if you'll forgive the stereotype, are creative types who abhor administrative work. Finding an agent and/or a publisher is daunting and most people give up. The most frustrating to me are the people who have a bit of gumption, but not a lot of talent, and their gumption gets them published. Way of the world I suppose.

I can help you with query letters, but scouting for an agent is just busy work. A necessary evil. I tried to help one client with it once, where I would submit ten queries for him a week, but it didn't get anywhere, to be honest. I don't know if that was due to his work or to my ineptitude or to the fact that the planets weren't aligned properly. It's that kind of uncertainty that drives writers crazy. I would love the opportunity to work on your other stories, and I'll look forward to reading your science fiction. The science doesn't always have to be plausible, but it has to sound plausible. Take Jurassic Park, for example. Can we really splice frog DNA to fill in the gaps in dino DNA sequences? No, but with the right terminology, it seems plausible within the context of the story. Real geneticists are, of course, going to be like, yeah right. But the reader ate it up. 
Thanks again for letting me work with your stuff, and I'll do whatever I can to help you on the business side.
Laura