Ms. Sarah Burnes
The Gernert Company
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General
Sarah Burnes
The Gernert Company
136 East 57th Street, 18th floor
New York, NY 10022
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Children's
Commercial
Literary Fiction
Non-Fiction
True Adventure/Crime
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Author Comments
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ShannonTsonis
04/16/2024 10:08 AM
EQ: True-Crime Memoir 4/3/24 estimated 80K
Proposal Request: 4/15/24
Proposal Request: 4/15/24
amanda_fletcher408
11/19/2023 04:36 PM
EQ: 11/17
65K / MG sci fi
65K / MG sci fi
katine
10/12/2023 12:19 PM
EQ: 8/9/23
CNR: 10/12/23 (per submission guidelines)
MG Con 57k
CNR: 10/12/23 (per submission guidelines)
MG Con 57k
MarlowePercival
09/13/2023 04:32 AM
EQ: Sept 13th, 2023
95k, Literary
95k, Literary
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Query withdrawn via email for revisions 10/4/24
MG series fairy tale retelling/magical adventure 32K, illustrated