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Ms. Jennifer March Soloway

Starling Literary + Media

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Changed agencies. Formerly with Andrea Brown Literary.
General

Jennifer March Soloway

Starling Literary + Media

CA
Website:
www.starlingliterary.com
Twitter (X):
@marchsoloway
AALA Member:
Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Action/Adventure
Children's
Commercial
Contemporary
Family Saga
Graphic Novel
Horror
Humor/Satire
LGBTQ+
Literary Fiction
Middle Grade
  • Middle Grade, Contemporary
  • Middle Grade, Fantasy
  • Middle Grade, Mystery
Mystery
New Adult
Offbeat/Quirky
Picture Book
Thrillers/Suspense
Women's Fiction
Young Adult
  • Young Adult, Contemporary
  • Young Adult, Historical
  • Young Adult, Horror
  • Young Adult, Literary
  • Young Adult, Mystery
  • Young Adult, Paranormal
  • Young Adult, Paranormal Romance
  • Young Adult, Romance
  • Young Adult, Science Fiction
  • Young Adult, Thriller/Suspense

Non-Fiction

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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
JLC826
12/21/2025 04:23 PM
Query: Picture Book Author/Illustrator 12/12/2025
Form Rejection: 12/21/2025
Very politely worded form rejection, which I sincerely appreciate.
SydneySketoe
12/21/2025 03:45 PM
Querying a year later, after going through it in real life lol

Q: 12/11/25 -Was running a fever
YA-Adult Scifi 60 -90k (ish)

12/21/25- Form/Personal Rejection Letter

I feel happy that I was considered!!

papaya
12/21/2025 03:06 AM
could anyone share what their form rejection looked like when submitting to starling?
rebeccatrusty
12/20/2025 12:23 PM
Query submitted: December 6
Form rejection: December 20

93k modern gothic horror

rewils
12/20/2025 11:36 AM
Q: 12/02/2025
Form Rej: 12/18/2025
99k YA Dystopian Romance

Appreciate the kind form rejection and being considered. :)

"Thank you so much for thinking of me. I appreciate the chance to consider X. Unfortunately, the project is not the right fit for my list, and so I am going to step aside for now.

NAME, I am sorry not to offer you representation, but I am grateful for this opportunity to consider your work. Even though I am responding with a form letter, please know I personally read your query and considered your project.

I wish I could give a more personalized response. Unfortunately, with this volume of queries I receive (600-900 per month), it's not possible for me to write to everyone individually. While this particular project is not the right fit for my list, others might find it perfect for theirs. I encourage you to keep striving for publication.


Thank you again for thinking of me and our agency. I wish you the very best of luck as you move forward."
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Last Update:
12/02/2025 - Open to queries. Genres updated.
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