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Ms. Amanda Elliott

Movable Type Management

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Amanda Elliott

Movable Type Management

New York, NY
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Website:
mtmgmt.net
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Genres
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Fiction

Fantasy
Science Fiction
Young Adult

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Kardos
01/20/2026 03:04 PM
Q:1/20/26
Middle Grade Suspense/Thriller 67k
knightapocryphal
01/12/2026 05:35 PM
Queried: 9/02/2025
Full Request: 9/05/2025
Sent Same Day
Nudged: 12/22/2025

Adult Sci-fi Cyberpunk - 98K





Dracdrac
01/06/2026 10:11 PM
Q: 12/3/2025
Fantasy, 115k
Withdrawn 1/6/2026 for rewrite
mscargile
12/21/2025 10:33 PM
Q: 10/08/25
CNR: 12/21/25

YA crossover fantasy, 66k
SoulAliiice
12/15/2025 10:47 AM
Submitted adult romantasy (119,500 words) on 15 Dec 25
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