Ms. Alexandra Franklin
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
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General
Alexandra Franklin
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
New York, NY
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Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Literary Fiction
Upmarket
Young Adult
• Young Adult, Literary
Non-Fiction
Memoir
Narrative
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Author Comments
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QueryingAuthor
03/28/2025 02:25 PM
Closed No Response after 75 days.
Jennifermontgomery
12/17/2024 01:32 PM
Query/synopsis/1st 10 pages e-mailed on 9/20.
No response as of 12/17
No response as of 12/17
kmtomasko
10/19/2024 10:56 AM
10/19/24: email query
risaden
02/21/2024 02:24 PM
Lovely reject note.
Kpregan87
02/07/2024 05:40 PM
Tried to submit, but got a blocked email notification!
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 01/24/2023 - Changed agencies. Formerly with Vicky Bijur Literary. Genres updated.
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