Ms. Michelle Grajkowski
3 Seas Literary Agency
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General
Michelle Grajkowski
3 Seas Literary Agency
P.O. Box 444
Sun Prairie, WI 53590
- Website:
- www.threeseasagency.com
- Twitter (X):
- @threeseaslit
- AALA Member:
- Yes (Visit Site)
Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Action/Adventure
Chick Lit
Children's
Commercial
Contemporary
Crime/Police
Family Saga
Fantasy
Graphic Novel
Historical
Humor/Satire
Literary Fiction
Middle Grade
• Middle Grade, Contemporary
• Middle Grade, Fantasy
• Middle Grade, Historical
• Middle Grade, Literary
• Middle Grade, Mystery
Military/Espionage
Multicultural
Mystery
Offbeat/Quirky
Picture Book
Religious/Inspirational
Romance
• Romance, Category
• Romance, Contemporary
• Romance, Historical
• Romance, Paranormal
• Romance, Thriller/Suspense
Thrillers/Suspense
Upmarket
Western
Women's Fiction
Young Adult
• Young Adult, Christian
• Young Adult, Contemporary
• Young Adult, Fantasy
• Young Adult, Historical
• Young Adult, Literary
• Young Adult, Mystery
• Young Adult, Paranormal Romance
• Young Adult, Romance
Non-Fiction
Art/Photography
Biography
Business/Finance
Cookbook
Cultural/Social Issues
Current Affairs/Politics
Decorating/Design
Food/Lifestyle
Gardening
Health/Fitness
History
How To
Humor/Gift Book
Journalism
Juvenile/Graphic
Military
Multicultural
Nature/Ecology
Parenting
Pets
Pop Culture
Psychology
Relationship/Dating
Religion/Spirituality
Science/Technology
Self-Help
Sports
Travel
Women's Issues
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Known Clients (current & past)
Laura Marie Altom
Anna Destefano
Molly Evans
Tina Leonard
Katie Macalister
Keri Mikulski
Alexis Morgan
Abbie Rodes
Susan Scott Shelley
Kerrelyn Sparks
Liz Talley
C.L. Wilson
Sierra Woods
Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
NWplots
05/27/2025 08:01 PM
@KrystalConley I don't think your age is a deterrent. But along the lines of what Emilia said, most writers don't secure an agent with the first book they query. Keep going, and continue developing your writing skills. If you are looking for advice on your current project, your word count might be a little too low. If you're not getting the response you hope for from agents on this project, remember 2 things: 1, you can pause querying and look for more beta reader/critique partner feedback that can help you further develop the story. And, 2, whether or not you do that, no story is wasted. If you eventually get your agent on the second or third book you write/query, this one will still be on your shelf, and your agent may be willing to look at it with you at some point.
Emilia_Young
05/27/2025 03:15 PM
@KrystalConley It's not stupid at all! And I'm glad you're going to keep going! (One of the best parts of this industry is getting to prove people wrong by fulfilling the dream anyway haha!) Absolutely rooting for you!!! :)
KrystalConley
05/27/2025 02:47 PM
Thank you @Emilia_Young, everyone has either told me to stop or that its a stupid teenage dream. Your encouragement is well needed and I will keep on trying :)
Emilia_Young
05/27/2025 02:26 PM
@KrystalConley I think it's super brave to be querying at your age! I wouldn't have even known where to start!
I'm a few years older than you, and I've been told that even my age was something that was standing out to agents as well. I was advised to keep my age vague because of it (I ended up choosing not to, but looking back I wonder the same thing, maybe I should have).
The one thing I'll say is that you're very young and have a wonderful career ahead of you. It may take a few tries with querying different books, but that time is going to pass anyway no matter how you use it, so you may as well keep giving it a shot as long as you want to. Your querying pretty much resets with every book you pitch, and the feedback you get (even if rejected) will absolutely help you grow. So there aren't many negatives to continuing to try as long as you have the strength to do so without being discouraged from that great career ahead of you. Every year under your belt and the platforms you build for yourself during this time won't go to waste ever. I highly recommend building platforms like BlueSky to help you learn and get feedback if you haven't already; it's helped me so much! Wishing you so much luck! <3 :)
I'm a few years older than you, and I've been told that even my age was something that was standing out to agents as well. I was advised to keep my age vague because of it (I ended up choosing not to, but looking back I wonder the same thing, maybe I should have).
The one thing I'll say is that you're very young and have a wonderful career ahead of you. It may take a few tries with querying different books, but that time is going to pass anyway no matter how you use it, so you may as well keep giving it a shot as long as you want to. Your querying pretty much resets with every book you pitch, and the feedback you get (even if rejected) will absolutely help you grow. So there aren't many negatives to continuing to try as long as you have the strength to do so without being discouraged from that great career ahead of you. Every year under your belt and the platforms you build for yourself during this time won't go to waste ever. I highly recommend building platforms like BlueSky to help you learn and get feedback if you haven't already; it's helped me so much! Wishing you so much luck! <3 :)
BeauxRiley
05/27/2025 01:48 PM
Q 3/13
CNR 5/27
Adult Epic Fantasy 110k
CNR 5/27
Adult Epic Fantasy 110k
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- Last Update:
- 08/10/2024 - Open to queries.
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