Ms. Jessica Sinsheimer
Context Literary Agency
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Jessica Sinsheimer
Context Literary Agency
New York, NY
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- contextlit.com
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Fantasy
Middle Grade
Science Fiction
Thrillers/Suspense
Upmarket
Women's Fiction
Young Adult
Non-Fiction
Cookbook
Cultural/Social Issues
Narrative
Psychology
Self-Help
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Author Comments
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PhaylennMcKnight
09/23/2025 03:56 PM
SF/F submitted 9/10/2024
CNR: 9/23/2025
CNR: 9/23/2025
ScribbleM
09/15/2025 11:19 AM
She has a very sweet and encouraging rejection letter.
thathollyking
08/26/2025 02:49 PM
Query submitted 24 Oct 2024
75k adult sapphic fantasy romance
CNR 22 Feb 2025
75k adult sapphic fantasy romance
CNR 22 Feb 2025
ET0309
08/21/2025 10:01 AM
Q: 5/18
CNR: 8/21
CNR: 8/21
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 07/02/2025 - Closed to queries.
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Form rejection 9/29/25
Adult fantasy 129K
Form rejection copy below:
"Thank you so much for sharing with this with me, and for your patience and kindness. I know it’s been an absurdly long amount of time, and wish I knew best how to show you that the wait isn’t personal, just overwhelm.
Still, I know our industry is full of waiting, and I'm sorry to be a part of that.
As you know, for agents, it's almost a matter of falling in love--there's a mysterious aspect to the process that's difficult to describe. Though I can see a lot of good qualities here and enjoyed reading, I'm afraid I'm not having that "Yes, this is for me!" feeling--something necessary to do well by a work and its author. So, for that reason, I'm going to bow out. I hope you find someone who feels this way, and soon, and you find your perfect fit.
My apologies if you've already found your perfect publishing home.
Please know I'm wishing you the best, and I’m sorry our industry is so much waiting."