Mr. Diego Harrison
SBR Media
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Commercial
Contemporary
Crime/Police
Fantasy
• Fantasy, Magical Realism
Horror
LGBTQ+
Military/Espionage
Mystery
New Adult
Religious/Inspirational
Romance
• Romance, Category
• Romance, Contemporary
• Romance, Fantasy
• Romance, Paranormal
• Romance, Thriller/Suspense
Thrillers/Suspense
Upmarket
Women's Fiction
Young Adult
• Young Adult, Christian
• Young Adult, Contemporary
• Young Adult, Fantasy
• Young Adult, Mystery
• Young Adult, Paranormal
• Young Adult, Paranormal Romance
• Young Adult, Romance
• Young Adult, Science Fiction
Non-Fiction
Biography
Business/Finance
Cookbook
Food/Lifestyle
Health/Fitness
History
Humor/Gift Book
Juvenile/Graphic
LGBTQ+
Pop Culture
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Author Comments
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mayacallaghan
06/19/2025 11:01 AM
@TheodoreHomuth, I'm sure he's an awesome agent for some people, don't get me wrong. I think some people just wish he would be more transparent on not accepting self-pub queries.
Although I will say these negative comments and habit of rejecting on not-yet-submitted fulls is kinda annoying. I wonder if he has an email anywhere so it's possible to ask if it was a mistake, but oh well.
Although I will say these negative comments and habit of rejecting on not-yet-submitted fulls is kinda annoying. I wonder if he has an email anywhere so it's possible to ask if it was a mistake, but oh well.
TheodoreHomuth
06/19/2025 07:13 AM
Q: 05/13
F: 05/14
Still waiting as I’ve read his blogs and his website. His philosophy on being the champion for his authors appeals to me and the fact he’s on point with his responses shows he’s not going to waste anyone’s time.
I’ve read through these comments about self published. But an agent, from my understanding, is who finds us the best possible deal in publication and publishers want exclusivity. So, if you’ve published your novel somewhere else, you’ve tied their hands and it’s reasonable to assume they wouldn’t be interested. Only interest they would have is in unpublished works.
F: 05/14
Still waiting as I’ve read his blogs and his website. His philosophy on being the champion for his authors appeals to me and the fact he’s on point with his responses shows he’s not going to waste anyone’s time.
I’ve read through these comments about self published. But an agent, from my understanding, is who finds us the best possible deal in publication and publishers want exclusivity. So, if you’ve published your novel somewhere else, you’ve tied their hands and it’s reasonable to assume they wouldn’t be interested. Only interest they would have is in unpublished works.
Ridgeback_Bud
06/18/2025 06:47 PM
Agent does not accept queries from self published authors. Sure would be nice if he was courteous enough to mention that BEFORE subjecting a prospective author to creating a full query. Other agents list this limitation on both their websites and at the top of Querytracker. Thank You
kayla_torrison
06/17/2025 03:32 PM
Queried: June 15th
Rejection: June 17th
Adult 84k Fantasy
Rejection: June 17th
Adult 84k Fantasy
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- 04/30/2025 - Genres updated.
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