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Mr. Ben Miller-Callihan
Handspun Literary Agency
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General
Ben Miller-Callihan
Handspun Literary Agency
- Website:
- handspunlit.com
- Twitter (X):
- @AgentBenMC
- AALA Member:
- No
Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Commercial
Fantasy
Horror
LGBTQ+
Mystery
New Adult
Romance
• Romance, Contemporary
• Romance, Paranormal
Science Fiction
Women's Fiction
Non-Fiction
none
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Author Comments
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IFermont
01/19/2026 12:23 PM
Looks like the QT submission goes to the agency as a whole, not only to him.
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
01/19/2026 05:26 AM
Profile Update: Open to queries.
Thanks rivreiter
rivreiter
01/18/2026 08:11 PM
@patrick according to the handspun site, Ben is open to queries
MaxwellSH
10/29/2025 12:46 PM
Queried 7/22/2025: 88k sci-fi
Nudge 10/29/2025 (day 99)
Nudge 10/29/2025 (day 99)
kootenayjoe
10/26/2025 02:27 PM
Rejection due to no editorial spark, but noted the writing was not the issue
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 01/19/2026 - Open to queries.
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