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Mr. Farley Chase
Chase Literary Agency
11 Broadway, Suite 1010
New York, NY 10004
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Website: chaseliterary.com
Twitter: FarleyChase
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ER: 04/19/21
Upmarket fiction: 71k. Same form rejection as below.
ER -- 04/16/21
Same standard form rejection as quoted below.
ER: 4/15/21
Exact same form rejection as below, but he's fast!
Book Club fiction.
ER: 2/22/21
Memoir - 94k words
ER: 2/5/2021
This is why Amazon Kindle Direct continues to destroy the way traditional publishing is done. Agents will eventually be a thing of the past. Glad to dip my toe in it for a bit.
FR: Same day
ER: 19 th Jan 2021
Depressing to get a form rejection on a full, but at least it was fast.
ER: 1/15/21
Same email as others here.
Memoir: 69k words
11/16/20 ER (same form rejection letter as the others)
commercial fiction 60K
Many thanks for writing. You have an interesting story to tell and there's a lot to like about your approach. But in the end I'm afraid I didn't come away quite fully convinced this was something I think I'd be able to represent successfully. I'm sorry not to be more enthusiastic but thanks nonetheless for giving me a chance to review it and best of luck in finding it the right home.
"Many thanks for writing. You have an interesting story to tell and there's a lot to like about your approach. But in the end I'm afraid I didn't come away quite fully convinced this was something I think I'd be able to represent successfully. I'm sorry not to be more enthusiastic but thanks nonetheless for giving me a chance to review it and best of luck in finding it the right home."
ER 10/05/20 - Many thanks for writing. You have an interesting story to tell and there's a lot to like about your approach. But in the end I'm afraid I didn't come away quite fully convinced this was something I think I'd be able to represent successfully. I'm sorry not to be more enthusiastic but thanks nonetheless for giving me a chance to review it and best of luck in finding it the right home.
ER: 10/5/20
Form letter, though a nice one; same as quoted below.
PR; 7/17/2020
ER: 7/30/32020: "You have an interesting and powerful story to tell and there's a lot to like about your approach. But in the end I'm afraid I didn't come away quite fully convinced this was something I think I'd be able to represent successfully."
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