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Mr. Eric Showers

Howard Morhaim Literary Agency

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Eric Showers

Howard Morhaim Literary Agency

Brooklyn, NY
Website:
www.morhaimliterary.com
AALA Member:
No
Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Fantasy
Speculative

Non-Fiction

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Author Comments
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Kardos
01/26/2026 10:50 AM
Q: 1/26/26
Adult Epic Fantasy 164k
maclincheese
01/21/2026 04:16 PM
Q: Jan 21, 2026
Adult Speculative Fantasy, 61000
evmanfrediz
12/11/2025 07:33 PM
Q: Dec 7, 2025
New Adult Sci-Fi
rowejust
12/07/2025 07:15 PM
Queried: 12/7/2025
Adult Space Opera 80K
Gjarpur
10/01/2025 08:25 AM
Q: 5.7, nudged 27.8, CNR 1.10 at Day 88

Adult fantasy, 113k
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