Mr. James Farrell
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
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James Farrell
Curtis Brown, Ltd.
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Fiction
Literary Fiction
Science Fiction
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Author Comments
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Campton
04/27/2024 02:28 PM
Seems he is just bouncing emails instead of closing to queries. It's a waste of people's time.
Catsamoa79
04/27/2024 11:41 AM
Mine email went through fine on 4/25.
Campton
04/26/2024 12:35 PM
Has anyone submitted to James and not had the email rejected?
CMacDonoghue
04/25/2024 04:39 PM
Emailed Feb 5
125k adult SF
he says assume a pass at 6 weeks which would've been around March 18 but I will leave it open. Those estimates haven't been on for the majority of people.
125k adult SF
he says assume a pass at 6 weeks which would've been around March 18 but I will leave it open. Those estimates haven't been on for the majority of people.
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