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Ms. Katharine Sands
Sarah Jane Freymann Literary Agency
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General
Katharine Sands
Sarah Jane Freymann Literary Agency
New York, NY
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- www.sarahjanefreymann.com
Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Chick Lit
Commercial
Literary Fiction
Non-Fiction
Art/Photography
Business/Finance
Decorating/Design
Food/Lifestyle
Humor/Gift Book
Memoir
Parenting
Pop Culture
Relationship/Dating
Religion/Spirituality
Self-Help
Travel
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Known Clients (current & past)
Barbara Barnett
John O'Hara
Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
ameliaxxvaughan
10/28/2026 01:25 AM
The reply was personalized, but it sounded like it was generated by AI and then not even checked.
SavvyCat
10/27/2026 06:52 PM
Memoir 125k
Q: 9/9/26
9/17/26 - Requested additional pages
10/27/26 - Thank you for sending the next pages of SHOT ON VIDEO. Your account of the mannequin shot, when an unplanned tear becomes the take that works, is a memorable glimpse of the gap between the image on screen and the work of making it. Your dry humor and firsthand knowledge give those production details a particular liveliness.
After considering the continuation, I’m not feeling the sustained narrative shape I would need to take the memoir further. With regret, we will pass for the agency.
I appreciate the candor involved in telling this story on your own terms, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to read further. I hope you find an agent who shares your enthusiasm for bringing this perspective to readers.
Q: 9/9/26
9/17/26 - Requested additional pages
10/27/26 - Thank you for sending the next pages of SHOT ON VIDEO. Your account of the mannequin shot, when an unplanned tear becomes the take that works, is a memorable glimpse of the gap between the image on screen and the work of making it. Your dry humor and firsthand knowledge give those production details a particular liveliness.
After considering the continuation, I’m not feeling the sustained narrative shape I would need to take the memoir further. With regret, we will pass for the agency.
I appreciate the candor involved in telling this story on your own terms, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to read further. I hope you find an agent who shares your enthusiasm for bringing this perspective to readers.
unreliable_narrator
10/19/2026 12:23 PM
First personalized rejection letter with feedback on my query letter that I've received. I appreciate the feedback, which will help improve my query letter.
RobynneE
10/04/2026 05:02 PM
This agent sent a thoughtful, helpful reply.
CJ_Collins_13
10/02/2026 02:31 PM
This was the first genuine rejection I've received since beginning this querying process in June. Ms. Sands gave personal feedback and links to helpful resources relative to her feedback. It's been daunting, and Ms. Sands was as professional and helpful as it gets.
Would highly recommend querying her!
Would highly recommend querying her!
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 08/27/2026 - Open to queries.
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