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Elizabeth Pratt

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Trellis Literary Management·US

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Represents
literary fictionhistorical fictionspeculative fictionfantasyromantasyliterary suspense
+4 morethrillerscontemporary fictionshort storiesnarrative nonfiction
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Elizabeth Pratt is a literary agent at Trellis Literary Management based in US. Their list focuses on genres including literary fiction, historical fiction, and speculative fiction. Currently closed to submissions, with response guidance listed as Trellis will contact writers within 8-12 weeks if interested; after 12 weeks with no response, writers may query another Trellis agent.. Submissions via QueryManager. For current guidelines, check the agent's own submission page linked below.

Age Categories

Adult

Response Time

Usually responds within Trellis will contact writers within 8-12 weeks if interested; after 12 weeks with no response, writers may query another Trellis agent.

Notes

Elizabeth Pratt is not currently considering prescriptive nonfiction, traditional thrillers, crime fiction, military or police procedurals, children's or middle grade, books about or with AI, terminal-illness-focused narratives, or work where animals or children are hurt.

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