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Claim your listingWhat they work on
- Genres and subjects
- Arts and photographyCommercial and generalCooking and foodEducation and referenceEssaysFantasyGraphic novels and comicsHistoryHorrorLiteraryMemoir and biographyPolitics and current affairsScience fictionScience and technologySelf-help and personal development
- Who the books are for
- Children's picture book, Middle grade, Young adult
- Markets
- United States
Recent work
- Darcy Van Poelgeest by Kurtis Wiebe (Jane Ziegelman)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Lonnie Nadler by Crystal Skillman (Brendan Snow)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Benyamin Cohen by Erin Connally (Maya Deane)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Kristen Gudsnuk by Harebrained Inc (Jonathan Hennessey)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Mark Henshaw by Alex Irvine (Michael Moreci)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Kat Baumann by Joe Caramagna (Alfred D. Carry)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Todd Detwiler by Ryan Dunlavey (R.T. Ester)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
- Zac Thompson by Michael Twitty (Fred Van Lente)Found on their site (opens in a new tab)
Titles and names as we found or were given them. We do not verify sales, and a book here is not a recommendation of anybody.
Represented authors
Authors named as clients on this agency's own website. Each one has a listing here.
Also at Jason Yarn Literary Agency
- Alex IrvineAuthor
- Crystal SkillmanAuthor
- Erin ConnallyAuthor
- Joe CaramagnaAuthor
- Kurtis WiebeAuthor
- Michael TwittyAuthor
- Ryan DunlaveyAuthor
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