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Ms. Jane Gelfman

Gelfman Schneider

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General

Jane Gelfman

Gelfman Schneider

850 Seventh Avenue, Suite 903
New York, NY 10019
Website:
gelfmanschneider.com
AALA Member:
Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Postal Mail
Closed to Unsolicited Queries
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Commercial
Historical
Literary Fiction
Mystery
Women's Fiction

Non-Fiction

none
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Known Clients (current & past)
Chris Bohjalian
Paul McCeuen
Author Comments
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Profile Update

Patrick (Admin)
10/18/2015 11:51 AM
Profile Update: Closed to queries.
zeldamar
02/25/2015 05:36 PM
Thank you, WhatAWriter! This is very helpful information. ;-)

Just checked the website and this is relating to Victoria Marini, not Jane Gelfman. Still good to know. (Victoria is also the only agent at this agency who accepts email submissions.)
WhatAWriter
02/25/2015 02:09 PM
GENRE UPDATE from the agency's Web site: "She is very interested in acquiring engaging Literary fiction and mysteries / suspense, commercial women's fiction ( suspense, mystery, thriller, magical realism & fantasy), and Young Adult (contemporary and sci-fi/fantasy)" --
newbie1
07/08/2014 12:28 AM
SQ 06/27
SR 07/07

Sci-fi thriller
JCHFLA
07/15/2013 11:04 AM
http://lunch.publishersmarketplace.com/2013/06/gelfman-schneider-joins-icm-in-latest-strategic-alliance/:
In another move that signals the growing consolidation of literary agencies, ICM Partners announced a new strategic alliance with Gelfman Schneider, who will now do business as Gelfman/Schneider/ICM (but will still retain their Seventh Avenue offices.) ICM says the partnership "increases the footprint...of the publishing unit and solidifies its status as a market leader among the talent and literary agencies." Clients on the Gelfman Schneider list include Jeffery Deaver, David Rabe, Lauren Weisberger, Chris Bohjalian, and the estate for Evan Hunter/Ed McBain.

Last November, ICM set up a similar strategic alliance with the Washington, DC-based Sagalyn Agency. In addition, Curtis Brown UK represents clients from both ICM and Gelfman Schneider in the UK, which adds another incentive for all parties to work together.

In a joint statement, the partnership of ICM said: "Publishing is experiencing a sea change, and there is tremendous opportunity for authors to grow and expand their brands in this environment. We are aggressively looking for new ways to better serve our clients and take advantage of the opportunities the new landscape has to offer. Jane Gelfman and Deborah Schneider have impeccable reputations in the community, and their forward-thinking approach to client representation makes for a perfectly aligned partnership." Gelfman and Schneider added: "Joining forces with an agency of ICM's international stature gives us the power to stay competitive and more efficient in a changing marketplace and provides continuity for us and our clients long into the future."
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