Ms. Adriana Dominguez

Aevitas Creative Management

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Adriana Dominguez

Aevitas Creative Management

New York, NY
Website:
aevitascreative.com
Twitter (X):
@VocesBlog
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Picture Book
  • Picture Book, Illustrator

Non-Fiction

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Ana Aranda
Cindy Rodriguez
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Patrick (Admin)
06/04/2024 11:13 AM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
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Patrick (Admin)
05/28/2024 04:33 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
EverAfter
05/12/2024 06:29 PM
MG Horror with comedy 37k

Queried 1/20/24
Nudged 3/24/24
CNR 5/12/24 at 113 days



Profile Update

Patrick (Admin)
04/27/2024 07:05 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
Profile Update

Patrick (Admin)
04/10/2024 12:42 PM
Profile Update: Genres updated.
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Last Update:
06/04/2024 - Genres updated.
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