Submit your Non-fiction Book Proposal (12k words maximum) and have a 45-minute feedback call with a mentor of your choice.
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Your first page should very clearly tell me why you and why now.
Unique angles on specific historic events, never-seen-before slices of life or subculture portraits, academic approaches to pop culture topics (think high/low), humor.
There are many agents who do phenomenal current event books; I am not one of them!
Kate Mack has worked with authors such as illustrator Joana Avillez, Subpar Parks creator Amber Share, Patricia Field, and the Women’s March.
Mack graduated from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
Mack represents nonfiction as an Aevitas Creative Management agent based in New York. She is most interested in cultural history, fashion, music, illustrated books for adults, strong female voices, humor, and stories that give a voice to a person or community that’s historically been silenced or ostracized.
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