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Agent Spotlight Updates
All agent spotlights and interviews have been updated as of 7/15/2020, and many have been reviewed by the agents. Look for them to be fully updated again in 2023.
Agent Spotlight: Quinlan Lee
Quinlan Lee has left agenting to pursue other interests. She is no longer with Adams Literary. Please direct queries to Josh or Tracey Adams.
Thanks so much, Casey, for another informative, in-depth profile! Ms. Lee sounds like a wonderful agent to be repped by. Looking forward to more of your awesome spotlights in the New Year!
Kathryn, 78 isn't bad for three agents. Some of the bigger, well known agents have 40-50 just on their own. It really depends on the authors/illustrators an agent is representing and how prolific those authors are. That will really determine how much any one agent can handle I think.
Casey-so happy to see that you had a write up of Quinlan Lee. The agency sounds terrific, and Quinlan a real gem of an agent. (I look forward to meeting her when I give her a ride to the airport next month;)
Wow! This agency sounds great, and so does Ms. Lee. Definitely one of my favorite Spotlights so far. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWell, she definitely reps what I write, but the Adams website lists 78 clients. Isn't that a lot for just three agents?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Casey, for another informative, in-depth profile! Ms. Lee sounds like a wonderful agent to be repped by. Looking forward to more of your awesome spotlights in the New Year!
ReplyDeleteKathryn, 78 isn't bad for three agents. Some of the bigger, well known agents have 40-50 just on their own. It really depends on the authors/illustrators an agent is representing and how prolific those authors are. That will really determine how much any one agent can handle I think.
ReplyDeleteI had not heard about this agent. Thanks for the update.
ReplyDeleteMs. Lee has reviewed her profile 06/14/2010.
ReplyDeleteCasey-so happy to see that you had a write up of Quinlan Lee. The agency sounds terrific, and Quinlan a real gem of an agent. (I look forward to meeting her when I give her a ride to the airport next month;)
ReplyDeleteQuinlan Lee has left Adams Lit. Anybody know what her plans are?
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