Mr. Adam Muhlig
McIntosh & Otis, Inc.
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Adam Muhlig
McIntosh & Otis, Inc.
353 Lexington Avenue, Suite 202
New York, NY 10016
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Non-Fiction
Pop Culture
Sports
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TooMuchCoffeeMan
04/05/2024 10:32 PM
email w/ Proposal & 1st 3 chs. embedded.
TooMuchCoffeeMan
11/06/2022 08:40 PM
Took another look at the submission requirements for NF, which are to send a query letter, proposal, outline, author bio, and three sample chapters (no more than 30 pages) of the manuscript--all pasted into the body of the email. That's like 5MB of material in one long af email. No thanks.
TooMuchCoffeeMan
06/19/2021 12:47 PM
There's question marks for query response days, so at 42 days I'm closing the query.
DoniTamblyn
08/03/2015 10:26 AM
He has a love of fiction and is looking for a fresh voice whether this be for fiction or narrative nonfiction.
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