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Ms. Amy Jameson

A + B Works

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Amy Jameson

A + B Works

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Website:
www.aplusbworks.com
Twitter (X):
@amylujameson
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Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Middle Grade
Young Adult

Non-Fiction

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Known Clients (current & past)
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Author Comments
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TomiRues
06/08/2025 02:39 PM
Beginning Chapter Book Mystery 4k
Online Query 6/8/25
rdcmaker
05/30/2025 01:56 PM
MG Mystery 46k
Online Query 5/30/25
EffyMisnickNeal
05/29/2025 08:53 PM
Q: 5/29
Adult Fantasy 104k
JerryGrasso1969
05/19/2025 07:59 AM
MG Fantasy, 80K, pitched on 05/19/25
Databit42
05/02/2025 08:26 AM
Query sent 05/02/2025
YA Fantasy: 69000
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