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Mr. Dan Conaway
Writers House
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General
Dan Conaway
Writers House
New York, NY
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- www.writershouse.com/
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Query Methods
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E-Mail
Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Commercial
Historical
Literary Fiction
Thrillers/Suspense
Non-Fiction
True Adventure/Crime
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Known Clients (current & past)
Megan Abbott
Allison Brennan
Megan Giddings
Susan Henderson
Stacy Willingham
Author Comments
Comments by authors about this agent.
Roman_Arbisi17
07/17/2026 10:11 AM
Q: 6/30/26 - Literary Fiction, 55k
FR: 7/8/26
FR: 7/8/26
Venusdemiles
07/01/2026 01:14 PM
Standard form rejection within 2 weeks
judgemountain
06/30/2026 10:09 PM
Query - 6/23/26
Form Letter Rejection - 6/30/26
Form Letter Rejection - 6/30/26
lucidnonsense
06/29/2026 08:04 AM
Q: 6/22/26: Narrative Non-Fiction ~70,000
R: 6/29/26
Form reject.
R: 6/29/26
Form reject.
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R: 7/24/26
Rejection was a kind note from his assistant. "Unfortunately, he doesn’t feel that your book would be quite right for his list at this time. Publishing is very subjective, of course, and I’m sure another agent will feel differently."
I appreciated the prompt reply to my query.