Ms. Susan Ramer
Don Congdon Associates, Inc.
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General
Susan Ramer
Don Congdon Associates, Inc.
New York, NY
- Website:
- doncongdon.com
- AALA Member:
- Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Family Saga
Historical
LGBTQ+
Literary Fiction
Multicultural
Offbeat/Quirky
Upmarket
Women's Fiction
Non-Fiction
Cultural/Social Issues
Memoir
Narrative
Pop Culture
Women's Issues
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Known Clients (current & past)
Amy Belding Brown
Gretchen Berg
Stockett Kathryn
Karen Palmer
Rachel Louise Snyder
Author Comments
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Eliza_f
05/21/2025 11:35 PM
Received a form letter query rejection 8 days after submitting.
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
05/19/2025 02:47 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
05/01/2025 05:02 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
HaleyMcClendon
04/30/2025 03:53 PM
Form rejection at 3 days
90K Literary historical
90K Literary historical
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
04/24/2025 03:02 PM
Profile Update: Now using QueryManager. Genres updated.
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 05/19/2025 - Genres updated.
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