Ms. Stefanie Molina
Ladderbird Literary Agency
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General
Stefanie Molina
Ladderbird Literary Agency
MA
- Website:
- ladderbird.com
- Twitter:
- @agentstefanie
- AALA Member:
- Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Action/Adventure
Chick Lit
Children's
Commercial
Contemporary
Crime/Police
Fantasy
Historical
Horror
LGBTQ+
Middle Grade
Military/Espionage
Multicultural
Mystery
New Adult
Offbeat/Quirky
Picture Book
Romance
Thrillers/Suspense
Upmarket
Women's Fiction
Young Adult
Non-Fiction
Cookbook
Food/Lifestyle
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Known Clients (current & past)
Kiana Zavus
Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
CNWrites
05/12/2023 01:17 PM
Referral/Conference Submission Opportunity: Sent PB manuscript 4/02. Received reply 4/19 from agent saying she loved the story, and would like to see more. Sent Full Request 5/02. Stefanie emailed on 5/03 saying she loved the work, and arranged to meet via Zoom to discuss working together. After our meeting, she emailed saying she decided not to offer rep as she didn't see herself as the best fit for my work.
Sensoo
02/22/2023 03:11 PM
@makbryant
She's been on my To-Query List, however in the meantime, I have sent stuff to two other Ladderbird agents and received much quicker responses. (MS requests in both cases, one pretty quick rejection from Allegra (11 days total for query and partial, urban fantasy isn't their thing), and one is still being reviewed. So like Varsha said, if you want to wait, she might still get back to you, her Twitter looks busy/active. But if there's someone else who really seems like a better fit, they might get back to you faster. You could also withdraw and then R&R later.
She's been on my To-Query List, however in the meantime, I have sent stuff to two other Ladderbird agents and received much quicker responses. (MS requests in both cases, one pretty quick rejection from Allegra (11 days total for query and partial, urban fantasy isn't their thing), and one is still being reviewed. So like Varsha said, if you want to wait, she might still get back to you, her Twitter looks busy/active. But if there's someone else who really seems like a better fit, they might get back to you faster. You could also withdraw and then R&R later.
Varsha
02/22/2023 07:10 AM
@makbryant - I received a full request from her after nine months, so unless you'd like to query someone else at Ladderbird, I would say there's no harm in keeping this open. I should also say that I haven't heard back either, though. Three months after I sent her the full, she asked for more material, which I sent. I haven't heard back yet, but I haven't withdrawn. I don't have much hope, but withdrawing it is like closing a door that isn't doing me any harm left open.
makbryant
02/21/2023 01:28 PM
I submitted an FQ on 08/16/2022, and I have yet to hear anything back. Should I withdraw my query since it's been 189 days? Any advice would be appreciated :)
kendsley
12/20/2022 03:17 PM
FQ: 10/27/22
100k word adult contemporary fantasy
100k word adult contemporary fantasy
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 11/04/2022 - Closed to queries.
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