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Mr. Andrew Stuart

The Stuart Agency

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Andrew Stuart

The Stuart Agency

260 West 52nd Street, Suite 24C
New York, NY 10019
Website:
stuartagency.com
AALA Member:
No
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Online Form [Go To Form]
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Commercial
Literary Fiction

Non-Fiction

Business/Finance
Current Affairs/Politics
History
Memoir
Multicultural
Narrative
Pop Culture
Science/Technology
Sports
True Adventure/Crime
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Author Comments
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mcwilfo
09/23/2025 05:37 AM
EQ: 03/11/25
YA sci-fi 61k
CNR: 09/23/25

Jklaas
09/19/2025 04:49 PM
submitted 9-19
>100k lit fiction
Sazzo143
06/20/2025 02:22 PM
Form Submission: 80K literary
No sample required
BAS_917
04/29/2025 03:36 PM
Can't access the website.
michelledong
02/23/2025 08:27 AM
can't access website or online form
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