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Ms. Leah Petrakis

Europa Content

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Leah Petrakis

Europa Content

New York, NY
Website:
www.europacontent.com/us
AALA Member:
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Chick Lit
Contemporary
Family Saga
Graphic Novel
Horror
Humor/Satire
Literary Fiction
Offbeat/Quirky
Upmarket
Women's Fiction

Non-Fiction

Art/Photography
Cookbook
Decorating/Design
Food/Lifestyle
History
Humor/Gift Book
Journalism
Memoir
Narrative
Nature/Ecology
Pets
Pop Culture
True Adventure/Crime
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