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Ms. Diana Fox
Fox Literary
110 W 40th St, Suite 2305
New York, NY 10018
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Website: foxliterary.com
Blog: foxliterary.tumblr.com
Twitter: dianafox
AAR Member: No
Accepts Queries Via...
Snail-Mail: Yes
E-Mail: Yes (preferred)
Online Form: No
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Query Guidelines
I ask that authors email me queries and cut and paste the first 5 pages of their manuscript IN THE BODY OF THE EMAIL with every query (both fiction and nonfiction). If you do choose to send me a hard copy submission, you must include your email address in your letter as I will respond to queries exclusively via email from now on. Also, please be aware that I now have a "no response means no" policy for hard copy queries ONLY, so please do NOT include a SASE. As of now, I do still reply to all email queries. Finally, please do not send unsolicited email attachments or manuscripts, as I cannot open the former or return the latter. I reserve the right to delete any email containing unsolicited attachments unread. Thank you, and I look forward to reading your submission!Agent Reports.
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ER form 4/19/18
ER: 4/6
Kindly-worded form letter. There is often a lot of discussion in these comments about the wording of form rejections. Of course, we all know that a rejection is a rejection, whether it be conveyed in 3 words, or a long rambling apologetic missive, and regardless we have no idea if our writing made the receiving agent feel mildly nauseous, or if it legitimately just wasn't his or her 'thing'. As writers, however, we cannot deny the weight that words carry, and that a kindly-worded form rejection, regardless of its intent, is a much more pleasant series of words to be on the receiving end of than a single phrase or a 'not for us'.
CNR 4/6/18
ER 4/3/18 Form rejection
ER 3/28 (form)
ER: 3/20
HF: 119k
ER: 3/11/18. Got my title wrong.
CNR 3/8/18 (No word from nudges.)
Still no reply, EQ 1/16
ER: 02/10 form letter
ER: 1/21/18 form
ER: 01/21/18 (form)
FR: 9/13/17
Nudged with offer from another agent on 1/4/18
Offer of representation 1/10/18
After a lot of hard thinking, I've signed with another agent. She's an amazing agent, but I just didn't click.
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