Ms. Sarah Passick
Park, Fine & Brower Literary Management
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General
Sarah Passick
Park, Fine & Brower Literary Management
New York, NY
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- parkfinebrower.com/
- Twitter (X):
- @spassick
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Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
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Non-Fiction
Food/Lifestyle
Health/Fitness
Pop Culture
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Author Comments
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Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
01/09/2025 12:47 PM
Profile Update: Agency name changed after merger with Brower Literary
Maranda
06/11/2021 12:55 PM
EQ:6/11/21
Claxton
10/11/2020 05:22 PM
Twitter account suspended. TF did she do?
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
01/14/2019 06:49 PM
Profile Update: Changed agencies. Formerly with Sterling Lord Literistic.
Profile Update
Patrick (Admin)
12/16/2018 01:03 PM
Profile Update: No longer listed on the agency website.
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Profile History
- Last Update:
- 01/09/2025 - Agency name changed after merger with Brower Literary
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