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Ms. Rhian MacGillivray

Birch Literary

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Rhian MacGillivray

Birch Literary

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Website:
birchliterary.com/
Twitter (X):
@Rhian_at_Birch
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Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Book Club
Commercial
Fantasy
Historical
Romance
  • Romance, Fantasy

Non-Fiction

none
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Author Comments
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AngelStage85
02/02/2026 07:48 PM
Queried 2/2/26
Chukvari
01/31/2026 04:50 AM
First 10000 words sent via e-mail attachment.
J_Orr
01/25/2026 12:36 PM
Email Query - 1/25/2026
Romance fantasy 257k
shirleywelch
01/20/2026 04:12 PM
EMAIL rejected my Query 1/20/2026
tiffyoud
01/18/2026 08:57 AM
Adult Fantasy Romance (107k)
Q: 1/14/26
R: 1/18/26



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Last Update:
01/11/2026 - Open to queries. Genres updated.
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