Ms. Alicia Brooks

Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency

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Alicia Brooks

Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency

216 East 75th Street
New York, NY 10021
Website:
www.jvnla.com/
AALA Member:
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Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Online Form [Go To Form]
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Book Club
Commercial
Crime/Police
Historical
Literary Fiction
Mystery
Young Adult

Non-Fiction

Memoir
Narrative
Pop Culture
Self-Help
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Lapsus16
09/14/2023 01:02 PM
Not appropriate for mystery/crime
sixteenstories
07/29/2023 02:31 AM
Twitter is https://twitter.com/alireader
VMMoreno
07/19/2023 09:28 PM
7.19.23 FQ

YA LGBTQ contemporary
remember123
05/15/2023 06:23 PM
3/16/23 Queried by form.
3/16/23 Full request. Sent same day.
4/17/23 Nudge. No reply.
5/2/23 Second nudge. Out-of-office form reply.
Am assuming this a no.
Literary thriller 86k words.
JenAverage
03/17/2023 08:14 AM
Form submission 3/11/23
100k own voices/upmarket
She seems to move fast if she'e interested so this is a CNR 3/17/23
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