JABberwocky Literary Agency Submission Guidelines
Submitting Your Work to JABberwocky Literary Agency
Before submitting to JABberwocky Literary Agency
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From the JABberwocky Literary Agency guidelines:
Submission Guidelines Details for JABberwocky Literary Agency
JABberwocky Literary Agency represents a broad range of fiction and nonfiction for general audiences but considers only book-length projects. Writers should review individual agent profiles for specific interests and submission requirements and query only one JABberwocky agent at a time. Queries must be submitted electronically through the specific QueryManager or submission link provided for the agent. The agency does not accept paper queries, telephone queries, or fax submissions. Unsolicited queries sent to agents’ regular business email addresses are treated as spam and deleted unread. Submission requirements vary by agent, so writers should follow the instructions on the individual agent’s page carefully. Current agents accepting queries through designated online forms include Joshua Bilmes, Eddie Schneider, Brady McReynolds, Bridget Smith, Susan Velazquez, Jordan Hamessley, Valentina Sainato, James Farner, and Christina Zobel.
Market Type: Literary Agency
From the Guidelines
JABberwocky Literary Agency is interested in a broad range of fiction and non-fiction intended for general audiences, handling only book-length material.
They ask that you submit queries to only one agent at a time and follow individual agent submission guidelines closely.
Queries must be submitted digitally, as they do not accept paper submissions, phone, or fax queries.