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Ms. Judith Weber

Sobel Weber Associates

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Judith Weber

Sobel Weber Associates

146 East 19 Street
New York, NY 10003
Website:
www.sobelweber.com/
AALA Member:
No
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Postal Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Crime/Police
Literary Fiction
Thrillers/Suspense

Non-Fiction

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Chantel Acevedo
Mindy Friddle
Russ Parsons
Jacki Passmore
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
JenAverage
07/25/2022 03:18 PM
Mailed it on 7/22/22
Rejected lickety split (I love a quick response): 7/25/22 (form letter, basically: your story won't sell in this market, tough noogies)
own voices/upmarket/100k
MissPlum
03/17/2021 07:37 PM
"We only consider material submitted to us exclusively and will respond within 4-6 weeks." Rlly? Exclusive queries?
KristenH
06/22/2019 03:20 PM
SQ 8/8/18 (2nd/final requery Chain Reaction)
SR 9/4/18 (Passed--not right agent)

6/22/19: SQ 5/20/19 (Diplomatic Immunity)
SR 6/18/19 (Passed--not right agent)
scbwrites
09/11/2018 12:55 PM
Website sobelweber.com defunct: 9/11/18
KristenH
07/24/2018 01:50 PM
SQ 5/16/18 (2nd/final requery Venom)
SR 6/9/18 (Passed--not right agent)
bostonwriter
03/09/2018 03:29 PM
Snailmail Query: 1/25/18
Email Form Rejection: 3/9/18

LGBT YA, 52k
KristenH
05/23/2017 03:55 PM
SQ 4/11/17 (requery Venom)
SR 5/22/17 (passed from Not Sobel--not right agent for it.) Will try her with CR or DI this summer.
KristenH
05/04/2013 02:54 PM
3/25/13, I sent Judith a snail mail query for Chain Reaction. Today I've gotten her rejection--she doesn't believe it's salable for today's markets. Oh well.
roland007us
03/06/2013 09:04 PM
SM Q - 2/21/13
SM R - 3/6/13

Form rejection. Upmarket fiction.
KristenH
03/18/2011 04:08 PM
On 3/10, I've sent them a snail mail query to Judith Weber. Today I've heard back from them. They said they're only reading material on an exclusive basis from referrals from editors and other writers, and present clients, and consequently unable to afford proper considerations to unsolicited submissions.
Shirleefender
10/26/2010 09:12 AM
Received rejection letter, but at least it was personalized with our names. That's a lot more than I can say for lots of other agents.
Marmarcia
01/09/2010 05:45 PM
Hi there eallen99,
If it helps, I got back exactly the same rejection you did and signed by Judith Weber. Exactly. So, I feel a little bit better now:-).
Marcia Bradley
eallen99
09/29/2008 12:00 PM
Oh joy, I get to post the first rejection. Surprised to get smail (snail mail)back so fast and it was actually signed by Nat Sobel. All personalized and essentially said " sorry to report we don't believe this book is salable in today's tough marketplace. We've been proven wrong before though, so Good luck."
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