Ms. Miriam Altshuler
DeFiore and Company
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General
Miriam Altshuler
DeFiore and Company
47 East 19th Street, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003
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Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Commercial
Family Saga
Historical
Literary Fiction
Middle Grade
Young Adult
Non-Fiction
Memoir
Narrative
Self-Help
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Known Clients (current & past)
Walter Dean Myers
Donna Freitas
Allison Landa
Maya Lang
George Lerner
Elizabeth Rosner
Charles R. Smith Jr.
Author Comments
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VictoriaM
04/29/2025 09:29 AM
4/29/25 Email query
historical fiction 90K
historical fiction 90K
jgorence24
04/27/2025 08:12 AM
Query 1/3/2025
CNR 4/25/25
Historical Fiction 109k
CNR 4/25/25
Historical Fiction 109k
nicholelouise
02/10/2025 09:59 PM
2/10/25 Hist Fic 146k
histficdebut
01/28/2025 06:37 PM
Email Query: 8-28-22
Follow-up Query: 1-28-25
Historical Fiction
94K
Follow-up Query: 1-28-25
Historical Fiction
94K
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Profile History
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historical fiction 130K