Ms. Katherine Latshaw
Folio Literary Management
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General
Katherine Latshaw
Folio Literary Management
630 9th Avenue, Suite 1101
New York, NY 10036
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- foliolit.com
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Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Poetry
Non-Fiction
Cookbook
Juvenile/Graphic
Memoir
Narrative
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Author Comments
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aprilvictoria2540
11/21/2024 02:16 AM
Just sent in a query for a book of poems with the summary and first 10 pages attached!
RachaelS
02/11/2024 05:19 PM
EQ: 09/16/2023
CNR: 1/15/2024
Poetry: 10822 words
CNR: 1/15/2024
Poetry: 10822 words
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
03/22/2023 03:58 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
Miss_Saigon
09/17/2022 04:15 PM
EQ 7/19/22
CNR 9/17/22
Memoir 82K
CNR 9/17/22
Memoir 82K
LightofBeauty
07/26/2022 01:48 PM
EQ: 4/29/22
Nudge: 7/18/22
CNR: 7/26/22
Nudge: 7/18/22
CNR: 7/26/22
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 03/22/2023 - Genres updated.
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