Ms. Amanda Elliott
Movable Type Management
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Amanda Elliott
Movable Type Management
New York, NY
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Genres
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Fiction
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Young Adult
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Author Comments
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SoulAliiice
12/15/2025 10:47 AM
Submitted adult romantasy (119,500 words) on 15 Dec 25
nsstember
12/14/2025 09:49 AM
Epic Fantasy (first book in a trilogy)
Q: 06/25
Q: 06/25
Jesshart0123
11/22/2025 11:03 AM
Have to go to her instagram for details on how to sub. Got an email back asking for my pages in a word doc, which I sent immediately and never heard back so assuming this was a no.
bwalthall
11/02/2025 08:47 AM
adult urban fantasy 86K
Q: 11/1
Q: 11/1
Alanna2393
10/30/2025 07:59 PM
The site has no sub guidelines but her Instagram does. She requests a query and first 3 chapters.
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