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Ms. Leslie Zampetti
Dunham Literary, Inc.
110 William Street, Suite 2202
New York, NY 10038-3901
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Website: www.dunhamlit.com
Twitter: leslie_zampetti
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Historical Romance 87K
ER: 5/17/18
Form letter
ER: 5/3/18 Form Rejection
Contemporary Romance 72K
Thank you for sending me your query. I am sorry not to invite you to submit your work or to offer to represent you, but this material is not the right fit for my list at this time.
I wish you the best of luck finding it a home.
ER: 5/3/18
Picture Storybook
1420 words
3/22: RFF from Leslie
5/3: Rejection on full
"I am sorry not to offer you representation with this manuscript. I’m not as enthusiastic as I’d hoped to be. The market is very difficult these days, and you deserve an unequivocally enthusiastic agent as your advocate. I may well be wrong, and you should certainly seek other agents’ opinions."
Though honest and blunt, it's painful wording for a form rejection, let alone as a rejection on a full that she requested. But it answers the question I've been asking for a while and sets in stone the end of my writing and querying.
Best of luck to those of you who are diving in.
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