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Jill Grinberg
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| Jill Grinberg Literary Management, LLC |
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| 244 Fifth Avenue, Floor 11, New York, NY 10001 |
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established 1999 |
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General fiction
Romance
Fantasy/science fiction
Juvenile fiction
Biography
History
Mind/body/spirit
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Lifestyle
Cookbooks
Children's books
African-American
Science
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LEADING CLIENTS
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Garth Nix, Scott Westerfeld, Justine Larbalestier, Alison Goodman, Sara Donati, Jennifer & Matthew Holm, Susanne Antonetta, Melina Marchetta, Catherine Gilbert Murdock, Rosina Lippi, John Marsden, T.J. Stiles, Henry Gee, Audrey Couloumbis
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BEST-KNOWN PROJECTS
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BABYMOUSE, Jennifer & Matthew Holm; SABRIEL/LIRAEL/ABHORSEN, Garth Nix; HOMESTEAD (Pen/Hemingway Award Winner), UGLIES/LEVIATHAN trilogy, Scott Westerfeld; LIAR, Justine Larbalestier; Rosina Lippi; TOMORROW WHEN THE WAR BEGAN Series, John Marsden; OUR ONLY MAY AMELIA (Newbery Honor Winner), Jennifer Holm; INTO THE WILDERNESS Series, Sara Donati; DAIRY QUEEN, Catherine Gilbert Murdock; BODY TOXIC (American Book Award Winner)
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MOST RECENT SALES / FORTHCOMING BOOKS
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Children's: Fantasy
Lian Tanner's MUSEUM OF THIEVES, the first in a trilogy about a young girl who escapes the oppressive city of Jewel, where children are required to wear guardchains for their protection, and finds refuge in the extraordinary living Museum of Dunt, an ever-shifting world where she meets up with an eccentric cast of characters and evolves into a courageous and resourceful heroine who saves her city from destruction, to Michelle Poploff at Delacorte, at auction, in a three-book deal, by Jill Grinberg of Jill Grinberg Literary Management, on behalf of Margaret Connolly (NA).
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MOST RECENT RIGHTS SALES
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Foreign rights: Children's
Turkish rights to Justine Larbalestier's LIAR, to Artemis, by Asli Karasuil on behalf of Cheryl Pientka of Jill Grinberg Literary Management.
Foreign rights: Children's
Hebrew rights to Dr. Cuthbert Soup, a.k.a. Gerry Swallow's A WHOLE NOTHER STORY, to Miskal, by Dalia Ever-Hadani on behalf of Cheryl Pientka at Jill Grinberg Literary Management.
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SUB-AGENTS / RIGHTS CONTACTS
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Foreign Rights: Cheryl Pientka cheryl@grinbergliterary.com
Contracts: Evan Goldfried evan@grinbergliterary.com
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KEY PERSONNEL
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Jill Grinberg, (jill@grinbergliterary.com)
Cheryl Pientka, (cheryl@grinbergliterary.com)
Evan Goldfried, (evan@grinbergliterary.com)
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SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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We prefer submissions by mail. Please send a query letter and the first 50 pages (fiction) or proposal (non-fiction).
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SUB-AGENT FOR
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Curtis Brown Australia, David Higham Associates, Curtis Brown Ltd., Margaret Connolly and Associates, Australian Literary Management, Robinson Literary Agency
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