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Mr. Eddie Schneider

JABberwocky Literary Agency

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Eddie Schneider

JABberwocky Literary Agency

New York, NY
Website:
www.awfulagent.com/
Twitter:
@eddieschneider
AALA Member:
No
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Contemporary
Family Saga
Fantasy
  • Fantasy, Contemporary/Urban
  • Fantasy, Magical Realism
Graphic Novel
Historical
LGBTQ+
Literary Fiction
Middle Grade
  • Middle Grade, Contemporary
  • Middle Grade, Fantasy
  • Middle Grade, Historical
  • Middle Grade, Literary
  • Middle Grade, Mystery
  • Middle Grade, Science Fiction
Multicultural
Science Fiction
Upmarket
Young Adult
  • Young Adult, Contemporary
  • Young Adult, Fantasy
  • Young Adult, Historical
  • Young Adult, Literary
  • Young Adult, Mystery
  • Young Adult, Science Fiction

Non-Fiction

Biography
Cultural/Social Issues
Current Affairs/Politics
Health/Fitness
History
Journalism
Juvenile/Graphic
LGBTQ+
Memoir
Multicultural
Narrative
Nature/Ecology
Pets
Pop Culture
Psychology
Science/Technology
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Mark Hodder
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Scott Meyer
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Judy Wearing
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
curiousnotjudgemental
05/21/2023 09:37 AM
Does anyone know if there is any rhyme or reason for who he skips and who he responds to with a rejection? (I don't see any requests for the past two years.) It doesn't seem as though he ever revisits anyone he skips with a request, so it doesn't appear to be a 'maybe' pile sort of situation.

Just curious if anyone has any insight.

sparksisabella
04/17/2023 11:38 AM
QM Form Query: 4/16/23

Adult Dark Fantasy, 106k
Stargrave
04/17/2023 11:02 AM
I sent him a query 85 days ago through email, but I resent today since other people kept suggesting that QueryManager was so much more effective.

Query sent: 4/17/23
KSullivan
03/30/2023 03:55 PM
Adult Sci-Fi/Time Travel 97k

Query: 3/29/23
Rejected: 3/30/23

Wow, 1-day turnaround. Standard/form rejection:

"Unfortunately, the query didn't appeal quite enough to my own tastes to inspire me to offer representation or further consideration of your project. I wish I had the time to respond to everyone with constructive criticism, but it would be overwhelming, hence this form response...."
OnyxEyez
03/29/2023 02:40 AM
EQ: 11/30
Resent via QM: 3/26/23
FR: 3/28 - if you were waiting on on emailed submission, def. consider querying via QM

70k adult scifi
Edit: I think I got caught in the crossover - maybe I'll sub on QM

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Last Update:
01/14/2023 - Now using QueryManager. Genres updated.
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