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Ms. Abby Walters
David Black Literary Agency
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Changed agencies. Formerly with Creative Artists.
General
Abby Walters
David Black Literary Agency
New York, NY
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Literary Fiction
Upmarket
Non-Fiction
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Lidija Hilje
Lindsay Lerman
Author Comments
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Chukvari
03/03/2026 08:03 AM
First three chapters of a comedy sent via e-mail.
LightofBeauty
02/12/2026 03:54 PM
EQ: 2-12-26 Upmarket/Literary
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
02/12/2026 01:26 PM
Profile Update: Open to queries.
Thanks Jaslin & nbcarroll
Jaslin
02/12/2026 04:06 AM
Queried with an upmarket novel on 12 Feb 2026.
Jaslin
02/12/2026 03:40 AM
@nbcarroll The agency website states that she is open. But you're right that QT states that she is not. Rather confusing. @patrick
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 02/12/2026 - Open to queries.
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