From their one-page website at http://www.cinelitrepresentation.com/:

"The partnership of Anna Cottle and Mary Alice Kier represents film/tv, dramatic stage and musical rights for books and plays."

Sounds to me like they aren't representing unpublished authors' works.

The "att" email address is bad.

AAR lists new address ascinelit@att.net

I've sent out my query on 10/28, right before my query break, as I refine Venom for a few weeks, before I sent out more. I've heard back from her today. "It didn't strike a chord..." was my rejection.

On 4/8, I've sent her my query for Chain Reaction. I've heard back from her. Same response as in November last year. I'm going to hold off for awhile, before I'll try Anna Cottle this summer.

Mary Alice Kier and her partner Anna Cottle, of Cine/Lit Representation of Santa Clarita, Calif., represent fiction, nonfiction and film/television rights. In fiction they are interested in literary and mainstream with emphasis on edgy thrillers, mysteries, supernatural and horror. No westerns, science fiction or romance. In nonfiction, primarily narrative with emphasis in environmental, adventure, travel and pop culture. Recent sales include: Solos and Souvenir of Cold Springs by Kitty Burns Florey; Snow In July (a BookSense Pick) by Heather Barbieri; The Sound of Her Name by Mary Morgan; Bait and Switch by Larry Brooks; The Last Giant of Beringia and A Land Gone Lonesome by Dan O'Neill. Cottle and Kier are members of Association of Authors' Representatives (AAR).