Mr. James Farner
JABberwocky Literary Agency
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James Farner
JABberwocky Literary Agency
New York, NY
- Website:
- www.awfulagent.com/
- Twitter (X):
- @jamesmfarner
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Mystery
Thrillers/Suspense
Non-Fiction
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Author Comments
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Doreen
09/21/2024 08:30 AM
9/19/24 Query Form 91,000 Words
Mystery/Thriller
9/19/24 Query received and Upload also acknowledged
9/20/24 TY but "... not the right fit ...." (appreciate quick response)
Mystery/Thriller
9/19/24 Query received and Upload also acknowledged
9/20/24 TY but "... not the right fit ...." (appreciate quick response)
GrayMichaels
08/20/2024 12:22 AM
Query sent 08-16-2024
91K suspense/thriller
Form rejection 08-19-2024
91K suspense/thriller
Form rejection 08-19-2024
Joe_Valdez
08/05/2024 05:36 PM
Crime thriller, 74K words
Queried: 7/27/24
Form rejection: 8/5/24
Queried: 7/27/24
Form rejection: 8/5/24
Patrick (Admin)
07/04/2024 02:48 PM
Thanks SamanthaRR
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Was really hoping for some feedback since several comments expressed they received feedback, even if it was a simple "I hate it, it sucks," haha, but still appreciate quick response.