Ms. Jennifer Laughran

Andrea Brown Literary Agency

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Jennifer Laughran

Andrea Brown Literary Agency

CA
Website:
www.andreabrownlit.com/
Blog/Other:
www.jenniferlaughran.com
Other:
literaticat.blogspot.com/
Twitter (X):
@literaticat
AALA Member:
Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Graphic Novel
Middle Grade
  • Middle Grade, Contemporary
  • Middle Grade, Fantasy
  • Middle Grade, Historical
  • Middle Grade, Literary
  • Middle Grade, Mystery
  • Middle Grade, Science Fiction
Picture Book
  • Picture Book, Author/Illustrator
Young Adult
  • Young Adult, Contemporary
  • Young Adult, Fantasy
  • Young Adult, Historical
  • Young Adult, Literary
  • Young Adult, Mystery
  • Young Adult, Romance
  • Young Adult, Science Fiction

Non-Fiction

none
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
Unwise_Owl
07/17/2024 02:42 PM
Q: 07/17/24
80K Fantasy YA
JasonColpitts
06/25/2024 09:57 AM
Q 06-14-24
FR 06-25-24
MG Contemporary

I appreciate her prompt response, even if it wasn't a good fit for her.
AndrewJSmithOx
06/19/2024 12:52 PM
@rozmonette / @all

The second chance inbox is a new thing they launched yesterday. I came across it today and wondered how I hadn’t seen it after I received a rejection last month. Seems a good idea!

One of their agents has mentioned it here: https://x.com/pterlip/status/1803055857204068370?s=46&t=2U7msNUZaBRyxRkiA1RMIQ
rozmonette
06/19/2024 10:51 AM
I'm new to this website and this is my first comment, so I hope people will be kind. :)
I received a similar form rejection about a lack of spark, and I take no offense to that. It's a good word to use when an author and agent are trying to find each other.
However, I was also invited to submit to the agency again under a different query tracker form called "Second Chance."
I will do it. What do I have to lose?
I was wondering if this is part of the form rejection.
Did anyone else receive a "Second Chance" invitation so all agents at Andrea Brown could consider your work?
Thank you in advance for any feedback.
decoders
05/30/2024 03:55 PM
submitted query 5/18
form rejection 5/28
YA fantasy
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