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Mr. Ben Miller-Callihan

Handspun Literary Agency

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Ben Miller-Callihan

Handspun Literary Agency

Website:
handspunlit.com
Twitter (X):
@AgentBenMC
AALA Member:
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Commercial
Fantasy
Horror
LGBTQ+
Mystery
New Adult
Romance
  • Romance, Paranormal
Science Fiction
Women's Fiction

Non-Fiction

none
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CameronKilman
06/16/2026 08:08 PM
Q: June 16th, 2026
Fantasy 97k
Joshua_D_B
06/16/2026 07:02 AM
Q: 16/06/2026
High Fantasy 101K
jcgraham
06/13/2026 06:14 PM
5/30/26 - Q slow-burn horror
6/13/26 - nudged with full request

kelsiegalusha
06/12/2026 12:15 AM
Q: 5/20/26
R: 6/10/26
140k fantasy
Neidermeyer
06/02/2026 12:08 PM
Q: 6/1/26
90k Speculative
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Last Update:
01/19/2026 - Open to queries.
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