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December 4, 2021
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Pavilion Literary Management Seeks Specific Nonfiction

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I got a note from Jeff Kellogg at Pavilion Literary Management recently, noting that he was actively seeking some areas of nonfiction.

The categories are:
History
Popular Science
Medicine
Pop Culture

Submit your work to him at 660 Massachusetts Ave., #4, Boston, MA 02118, or at query@pavilionliterary.com. See the agency submission guidelines here. Pavilion actually represents a variety of fiction and nonfiction topics, in addition to those above being actively sought.

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