Ms. Nicole Eisenbraun
Ginger Clark Literary
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Nicole Eisenbraun
Ginger Clark Literary
Milford, CT
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Middle Grade
Young Adult
Non-Fiction
Juvenile/Graphic
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Known Clients (current & past)
Jenny Mattern
Grace Smith
Author Comments
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sal_ogue
09/29/2025 04:26 PM
I sent her a full two months ago. I understand that isn't a long time, but I also don't want to poke her if not necessary. Does anyone know what her guidelines/timelines are on fulls? I haven't been able to find anything, outside of that she lists three weeks for the first pages before the full request.
MartinPorter
09/23/2025 02:07 PM
Q: YA LGBTQ+ Romance 75k - 9/23/25
cemer1215
08/12/2025 08:10 AM
Queried 66k YA fantasy - 20JUL2025
Full request: Aug 12th - sent same day
Full request: Aug 12th - sent same day
AnnabelDickson
07/09/2025 02:59 PM
EQ: 6/19
Full request: 7/9
YA romance 73,500 words
Full request: 7/9
YA romance 73,500 words
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Profile History
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- 07/12/2021 - Changed agencies. Formerly with Curtis Brown.
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According to this interview it says 6-8 weeks on requested pages. However, it is an old interview from pre-pandemic and I feel that every timeline has got much longer since then so 2 months on a full doesn't sound long.
http://www.literaryrambles.com/2021/09/agent-spotlight-nicole-eisenbraun.html