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Ms. Mollie Glick

Creative Artists Agency

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Mollie Glick

Creative Artists Agency

405 Lexington Avenue, 19th Floor
New York, NY 10174
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Website:
www.caa.com/entertainmenttalent/books/
Blog/Other:
www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/mglick/
Twitter (X):
@MollieGlick
AALA Member:
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Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
E-Mail
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Fantasy
General Fiction
Literary Fiction
Middle Grade
Science Fiction
Speculative
Women's Fiction
Young Adult

Non-Fiction

Business/Finance
Cultural/Social Issues
History
Memoir
Multicultural
Science/Technology
Travel
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
WitchyGinger
08/11/2026 05:15 PM
Email query 06/18/2026; 95K paranormal romance (since others were asking, I sent my letter with the first chapter pasted below it)

Response on 6/29/2026 from Mollie's assistant Via requesting the full manuscript! I've been working on edits and sent along the full manuscript on 07/08/2026. Send me some good juju; what a dream it would be to work with this agent.

Update: I sent final edits to the full on 8/9/26 with a brief note. On 8/11/26, I recieved the same form rejection that she gives for queries; "not a fit for her list." I don't expect extensive feedback, but I wish full request passes came with some direction.

fireflight
08/11/2026 01:04 PM
Contemporary Fantasy - 75k
Q: 07/29
R (within 20 minutes!): 07/29
CasaDega
08/06/2026 04:49 PM
WOW. I submitted my query and got a rejection in literally THREE MINUTES. Lol, definitely an all time record. Obviously it went though a filter and wasn't actually read, but I'm curious what the red flag was. She does represent my genre according to her agency bio. There were no submission guidelines listed, but other agents at the same agency had varying requirements, so I just included a chapter with my letter and bio.



NoemieIpou
08/05/2026 07:11 PM
7/09/2026: Query for an 88K YA Thriller
8/5/2026: Full request
KacyBoccumini
08/04/2026 11:56 AM
Creative nonfiction memoir in essay:
Q:7/30
Pass: 8/4
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Last Update:
07/13/2021 - Open to queries.
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