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Ms. Aemilia Phillips

Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency, Inc.

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Aemilia Phillips

Stuart Krichevsky Literary Agency, Inc.

6 East 39th Street, Suite 500
New York, NY 10016
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Website:
www.skagency.com
Twitter:
@skagency
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Literary Fiction

Non-Fiction

Narrative
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TooMuchCoffeeMan
03/21/2023 06:06 PM
fiction appended 1st 10
1edpsf1
11/16/2022 02:30 PM
16Nov: EM query
Psychological thriller
LightofBeauty
11/01/2022 02:52 PM
EQ: 11/1/22
jenniferkathleen
08/16/2022 04:38 PM
EQ 7/28/22 Narrative Non-Fiction/True Crime
BarbaraDrake
05/01/2022 03:57 PM
EQ 5/1/22

memoir 88K
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