Ms. Mary Krienke
Sterling Lord Literistic
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Mary Krienke
Sterling Lord Literistic
115 Broadway, Suite 1602
New York, NY 10006
- Website:
- www.sll.com/
- Twitter (X):
- @MaryKrienke
- AALA Member:
- No
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Genres
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Fiction
Literary Fiction
Young Adult
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Author Comments
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ShannonTsonis
08/23/2024 09:28 AM
Form query: 80,000 true-crime prescriptive memoir.
8/23/24
8/23/24
LadySilver
02/19/2024 09:59 PM
I just sent a query using the form, and I notice she hasn't answered anything in a year and a half. Is this because this agency is getting a lot of referrals or she is very selective? You just never know.
mbourggraff
01/08/2024 04:21 AM
Hasn't responded to a single query since September 2022... so why is she open?
1edpsf1
10/13/2022 06:37 AM
13Oct22: Query on form on their site (which, TBH, was kind of a PITA as I had to manually enter paragraph breaks). Cover, synopsis, first three chapters.
Psychological thriller, 76k words
Psychological thriller, 76k words
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I received a full MS request from her about 3 months ago (I have yet to hear back). My guess is she's very selective, as some have speculated. I hope to hear back soon, as she's in my top 3 based on her MSWL.