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Ms. Alexandra D'Amico

The Rights Factory

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Alexandra D'Amico

The Rights Factory

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Website:
therightsfactory.com/
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Book Club
Commercial
Fantasy
Historical
Horror
LGBTQ+
Romance
  • Romance, Comedy
  • Romance, Fantasy

Non-Fiction

Cultural/Social Issues
History
LGBTQ+
Pop Culture
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Author Comments
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VioletGalante
11/22/2025 04:13 PM
Q: 11/22/25
119K Adult Fantasy Romance
emvpin
11/12/2025 08:57 AM
Q 100.9k Dark Fantasy Romance 9/16
FR 11/12

alexandriawilson888
11/10/2025 10:16 AM
Q 11/10/25
Rom. Comedy 105K
ShalyDavenport
10/21/2025 08:07 PM
EQ: 10/21/25
Romantasy 110k

sziders
10/21/2025 09:00 AM
EQ: 10/21/25
Romantasy 113K
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Profile History
Last Update:
08/03/2025 - Changed agencies. Formerly with Transatlantic Literary.
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