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Ms. Loni Crittenden

Handspun Literary Agency

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Loni Crittenden

Handspun Literary Agency

Website:
handspunlit.com
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Fantasy
Science Fiction

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HHodges
09/02/2026 11:23 PM
Q: 112K Fantasy on 9/2/26
jm0037
08/31/2026 05:43 PM
Q: 8/31/26
74k Literary Fantasy
pljarizona
08/23/2026 01:41 AM
QM-8/22/26
YA Fantasy 93k
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Patrick (Admin)
08/17/2026 08:56 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
duke25
08/15/2026 01:48 AM
Submitted YA Dark Fantasy, not sure if she's accepting YA, but it is fantasy so figured I'd give it a shot.
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08/17/2026 - Genres updated.
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