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Ms. Jodi Reamer

Writers House

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Jodi Reamer

Writers House

21 West 26th Street
New York, NY 10010
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Website:
www.writershouse.com/
Blog/Other:
www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/JReamer/
Twitter (X):
@jodiesque
AALA Member:
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Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Postal Mail
E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Children's
Fantasy
General Fiction
Middle Grade
Mystery
Picture Book
Romance
Science Fiction
Young Adult

Non-Fiction

Biography
Food/Lifestyle
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
Entirely_Illuminated
04/15/2024 02:18 PM
@Avramides @ScribblingWoman Because Jodi requests the full manuscript alongside the query, I marked it as "requested the full" immediately just to keep track of who has my MS. If I get a letter expressing agency interest, I'll update the "full request" to that date to better represent turn-around time. Same with a rejection. I know it makes the data look a little confusing in the timeline/data explorer, but it's more to keep my own records straight.
ScribblingWoman
04/15/2024 01:16 PM
@avramides I noticed that, too. I think that for most (especially recent queries), they mark it as a full immediately to keep track of the fact that she has their full. Some do seem to be getting emails expressing agency interest, and those queriers mark it as a full at that point, as well, but those seem to be a little more in line with the estimated time rather than very recent submissions.
Avramides
04/10/2024 04:04 PM
People are writing that she asked for a full, did those people not submit the full with the query? Or do you think they got an email indicating that she was considering their work?
tellewis
04/08/2024 12:12 PM
Query with full manuscript: 1/31/24
Reply 3/13/24--Same as others, from Jodi's assistant: Thank you so much for sending Jodi your query! I'm writing to let you know that we're enjoying [TITLE] so far, and are looking forward to reading further. Please confirm if you've received this email, and do keep us updated if you receive any offers!
Personalized full rejection 4.8.24--Reply from assistant that they couldn't determine the main storyline or connect with the main character's wants.

MG Historical fiction, 55K

futureYAbestseller
04/06/2024 08:04 PM
Sent my query and full manuscript per her publisher marketplace guidelines: 4/6/2024
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Last Update:
12/14/2022 - New email address.
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