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Ms. Annelise Robey

Jane Rotrosen Agency

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Annelise Robey

Jane Rotrosen Agency

318 E 51st Street
New York, NY 10022
Website:
www.janerotrosen.com
AALA Member:
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Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Online Form [Go To Form]
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Fantasy
Historical
Mystery
Romance
Thrillers/Suspense
Women's Fiction
Young Adult

Non-Fiction

none
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Author Comments
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jpsmaximus
09/09/2024 07:31 PM
Queries 9/9/24

Dark-ish adult fantasy 115k
KCAnn
09/05/2024 12:13 PM
Queried 9/5/24
NA Romantasy 70k
Unwise_Owl
08/26/2024 09:18 AM
Q: 8/26/24
80K YA Fantasy
laurahenningauthor
08/08/2024 06:59 PM
Query sent: 7/23/24
Romantasy, 77k
histficdebut
07/05/2024 06:51 PM
Agency Form Query: 7-5-24

92K Historical Fiction
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- Now using a query form.
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