Ms. Jennifer Rofe
Andrea Brown Literary Agency
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General
Jennifer Rofe
Andrea Brown Literary Agency
CA
- Website:
- www.andreabrownlit.com
- AALA Member:
- Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Middle Grade
• Middle Grade, Contemporary
• Middle Grade, Fantasy
• Middle Grade, Historical
• Middle Grade, Literary
• Middle Grade, Mystery
• Middle Grade, Science Fiction
Picture Book
• Picture Book, Author/Illustrator
• Picture Book, Illustrator
Non-Fiction
none
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Known Clients (current & past)
Katherine Ahmed
Crystal Allen
Mike Boldt
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Candice Bradley
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Sophie Gilmore
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Renee Kurilla
Jiemei Lin
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Sasha Mayer
Meg Medina
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Amber Ren
Jacob Souva
Sally Walker
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Eliza Wheeler
Dianne White
Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
penhead63
11/19/2024 10:18 PM
Rejected 11/19/2024 - with offer to send to rest of agents at the agency using the agency's 2nd chance form - so I did submit again that way.
jstone_book
11/19/2024 05:47 PM
QM 11/17/24
Rejected 11/19/24 via standard email template.
Rejected 11/19/24 via standard email template.
selinn92
11/14/2024 02:48 PM
QM: 11/04/24
FR: 11/14/24
I did send it to the ABLA second chance inbox as directed in the rejection.
MG Fantasy 61K words
Thank you for the opportunity to review [YOUR NOVEL]. While I appreciate being considered to represent you and your work, unfortunately, I will be passing on this. I have to be very selective in taking on new clients, and though your work has many merits, it's not a fit for my list at this time.
While this is a pass from me, another agent may well feel differently. If you'd like to give the whole agency an opportunity to consider your work, we invite you to send a query to our shared Second Chance Inbox. Every ABLA agent has access to this inbox and will look through it regularly to discover new material! You can find the inbox here...
FR: 11/14/24
I did send it to the ABLA second chance inbox as directed in the rejection.
MG Fantasy 61K words
Thank you for the opportunity to review [YOUR NOVEL]. While I appreciate being considered to represent you and your work, unfortunately, I will be passing on this. I have to be very selective in taking on new clients, and though your work has many merits, it's not a fit for my list at this time.
While this is a pass from me, another agent may well feel differently. If you'd like to give the whole agency an opportunity to consider your work, we invite you to send a query to our shared Second Chance Inbox. Every ABLA agent has access to this inbox and will look through it regularly to discover new material! You can find the inbox here...
F_F_M_005
11/11/2024 06:53 AM
Submitted 10/9/24. Easy reader chapter book with series potential - 2318
Rejected 11/8/24
Rejected 11/8/24
adalsimer
09/12/2024 05:58 AM
MG submitted 8/2 - rejected 9/11... Jennifer sent a very nice, personalized and encouraging note.
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 03/14/2024 - Genres updated.
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