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Mr. Adam Chromy
Movable Type Management
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General
Adam Chromy
Movable Type Management
New York, NY
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- mtmgmt.net
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Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Commercial
Historical
Mystery
Non-Fiction
Art/Photography
Biography
Business/Finance
Cookbook
Food/Lifestyle
Health/Fitness
History
Humor/Gift Book
Memoir
Military
Pop Culture
Relationship/Dating
Science/Technology
Sports
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Author Comments
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cookrich
09/16/2026 08:55 PM
Q 9-16-26 speculative thriller 79k words
octobercountryresident
08/28/2026 10:06 AM
@willventure
You might want to double-check the address on that e-mail. Sounds like you encountered (and smartly dodged) the agent-impersonation scam.
You might want to double-check the address on that e-mail. Sounds like you encountered (and smartly dodged) the agent-impersonation scam.
willventure
07/22/2026 08:52 AM
Queried in June 2026 via email.
He replied and requested the full proposal the same day.
He asked for a call a day or two later.
I called him on the day/time he suggested. He took the call while driving, and his first words after "Hello" were, "Who is this again?" Not a great start, considering he's the one who set up the meeting.
He proceeded to try to convince me to pay him $5,000 as an advance for his help submitting the proposal to publishers. Then he said that for $3k/month he could help me build my social media platform.
I politely thanked him for his time without committing, then tried to wash the slime off of me.
He followed up about a week later and said he was really excited to help me, then he misquoted the title of my book.
Seriously?
I thanked him for his interest and politely told him I wasn't interested in paying for help right now.
Of course there was no response.
He seems to be more interested in preying on desperate writers than actually repping good projects and securing publishing deals.
He replied and requested the full proposal the same day.
He asked for a call a day or two later.
I called him on the day/time he suggested. He took the call while driving, and his first words after "Hello" were, "Who is this again?" Not a great start, considering he's the one who set up the meeting.
He proceeded to try to convince me to pay him $5,000 as an advance for his help submitting the proposal to publishers. Then he said that for $3k/month he could help me build my social media platform.
I politely thanked him for his time without committing, then tried to wash the slime off of me.
He followed up about a week later and said he was really excited to help me, then he misquoted the title of my book.
Seriously?
I thanked him for his interest and politely told him I wasn't interested in paying for help right now.
Of course there was no response.
He seems to be more interested in preying on desperate writers than actually repping good projects and securing publishing deals.
iowens63
05/24/2026 02:51 PM
EQ: 05/24/26 - 86k Hist Fic
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Request for a full proposal a few hours later.
Proposal sent 9/17/2026
Rejection rec'd 9/18/2026 at least he's fast!