Query Shark

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Dear Query Shark, I’m seeking representation for The Last Baby Boomer, my completed 67,165-word work of literary fiction. It is the year...

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Dear Query Shark, I can see the future. Great, right? Not really. Five minutes. That's what I get. Five minutes of the future. ...