January is cold, dark, and dismal. What better way to warm up your writing fingers than with a cozy conference?
This month features conferences all over the US, from New Jersey to San Francisco. If you have a completed manuscript, there are conferences with pitch sessions, as well as the opportunity to informally chat with agents and editors. There are also workshops, readings, and discussions.
Many conferences are offered annually, so if you miss a conference in your area this year, you can always catch it next year. For a full month-by-month list of conferences go here: Writing Conferences.
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TMW January Jumpstart XVII. Jan 6 - 8, 2017, Oak Ridge, TN. Parallel sessions of workshops on fiction, poetry, nonfiction, writing for young people, editing, storytelling, self publishing, oral history, keeping series books fresh; panel discussions/readings; Saturday banquet. Faculty includes banquet speaker Sonja Livingston; Michael Knight, Jesse Graves, Courtney Stevens, Denton Loving, Beverly Connor, Bob Mayer, Saundra Kelley, Robert Gipe, Judy DiGregorio, Cathy Kodra.
Winter Poetry & Prose Getaway. January 13 - 16, 2017, Galloway, New Jersey. Workshops in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction, as well as craft talks, one-on-one tutorials, featured readings, and open mics. The faculty includes poets Stephen Dunn, Laura McCullough, Sharon Olds, and James Richardson; fiction writers Joyce McDonald and Carol Plum-Ucci; and creative nonfiction writer Barbara Hurt. Tuition, which includes some meals, ranges from $490 to $690, depending on the workshop; lodging is not included.
Poets and Writers Live. January 14 - 15, 2017, San Francisco, CA. The conference features publishing panels, craft talks, readings, multimedia performances, and a book and magazine fair, as well as small-group sessions in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. Ticket holders also receive one free drink at a cocktail reception at the conference hotel on Saturday night. Participating writers include poets Jane Hirshfield, Joyce Lee, Ishmael Reed, Barbara Jane Reyes, Kay Ryan, Solmaz Sharif, C. Dale Young, Javier Zamora, and Matthew Zapruder; fiction writers Grant Faulkner, Jonathan Franzen, Bich Minh Nguyen, and Benjamin Percy; and nonfiction writers Sarah Manguso and Susan Orlean. U.S. poet laureate Juan Felipe Herrera will deliver the keynote. Participating publishing professionals include agents Anna Ghosh (Ghosh Literary), Jennifer March Soloway (Andrea Brown Literary Agency), and Danielle Svetcov (Levine Greenberg Rostan Literary Agency); and editors Jordan Bass (McSweeney’s), Rusty Morrison (Omnidawn Publishing), Ethan Nosowsky (Graywolf Press), and Steve Wasserman (Heyday Books). The cost of the two-day conference is $175 before December 4 and $250 thereafter.
Key West Literary Seminar. January 16 - 20, 2017, Key West, Florida. The seminar offers readings, lectures, and conversations with poets, fiction writers, and nonfiction writers. The 2017 theme is “Revealing Power: The Literature of Politics.” The writers' workshop offers workshops and craft discussions for poets, fiction writers, and nonfiction writers. Faculty includes Jennine CapĆ³ Crucet, Billy Collins, Marie Myung-Ok Lee, Kristen-Paige Madonia, Michael Maren, Daniel Menaker, Kate Moses, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, and Dani Shapiro.
Eckerd College Writers’ Conference. January 14 - 21, 2017, St. Petersburg, FL. Workshops, roundtables, panel discussions, Q&As, readings book signings, and receptions. The faculty includes poets Richard Blanco, Denise Duhamel, Major Jackson, and Peter Meinke; fiction writers Lan Samantha Chang, Andre Dubus III, Fabienne Josaphat, Laura Lippman, Stewart O’Nan, Les Standiford, Sterling Watson, and David Yoo; and creative nonfiction writers Ann Hood and Helen Wallace.
Palm Beach Poetry Festival. January 16 - 21, 2017, Delray Beach, Florida. The faculty includes poets David Baker, Tina Chang, Lynn Emanuel, Daisy Fried, Terrance Hayes, Dorianne Laux, Thomas Lux, Carl Phillips, Martha Rhodes, and Charles Simic. $895 includes all events, one gala seat; $495/auditor. Accepted participants may schedule a one-on-one conference at additional cost.
Digital Book World Conference + Expo, New York City, Jan. 17– 19, 2017. This is the premier event for digital publishers and content providers of all sizes and business models.
Write on the Red Cedar, Jan 20 - 21, 2017, East Lansing MI. Workshops, speakers, panels, manuscript reviews, networking, and pitch appointments with literary agents. Regular Registration $125 includes Friday night cocktail party and full slate of workshops on Saturday. Full Conference $200. (Prices go up after Dec. 1)
Erica Verrillo has written seven books and published five. She doesn't know why anyone with an ounce of self-preservation would ever want to publish. But, if you insist on selling your soul to the devil, learn how to do it right: marketing, literary agents, book promotion, editing, pitching your book, how to get reviews, and ... most important of all ... everything she did wrong.
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
2 New Literary Agents Seeking Speculative Fiction, YA, Kidlit, Nonfiction and more
Updated 2/17/22
Here are two new agents seeking clients. Maximilian Ximenez (L. Perkins Agency) is actively pursuing clients for both fiction and nonfiction works. In fiction, he is acquiring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and thrillers, particularly cyberpunk and neo-noir as well as books with a uniquely deconstructive bent. For nonfiction, Maximilian is seeking popular science, true crime, and books pertaining to arts and trends in developing fields and cultures. Hannah Fergesen (KT Literary) is looking for young adult and middle-grade, as well as some select adult fiction.
Note: You can find dozens of new and established agents seeking clients here: Agents Seeking Clients
IMPORTANT: You should NEVER query an agent without checking the agency website first. Submission requirements change, and agents may close their lists, or switch agencies.
About Maximilian: Maximilian Ximenez grew up within the New York publishing industry. Prior to joining the L. Perkins Agency, he worked at Blizzard Entertainment, creators of the popular Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo video game franchises. He is a strong believer in publishing and narrative as a central pillar of franchise and transmedia development.
What he is seeking: Maximilian is actively pursuing clients for both fiction and nonfiction works. In fiction, he is acquiring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and thrillers, particularly cyberpunk and neo-noir as well as books with a uniquely deconstructive bent. For nonfiction, Maximilian is seeking popular science, true crime, and books pertaining to arts and trends in developing fields and cultures.
How to submit: For submissions, please send an email to maximilian [at] lperkinsagency.com with your bio, a brief synopsis, and the first five pages of your book or novel in the body.
About Hannah: Before settling in New York City, Hannah worked and went to school in Denver, where she obtained her degree in Writing for Film and Television. Opportunities in New York presented themselves before she could run off to LA, and she course-corrected her career toward publishing, a dream of hers since childhood. After stints as a remote intern for a well-known agent, a bookseller at the famous Books of Wonder, an intern at Soho Press, a literary assistant at Trident Media Group, and a freelance editor working with well-known authors, Hannah joined KT Literary in 2016. Hannah is a proud geek and TV junkie, with an all-consuming love for Doctor Who, Harry Potter, and anything created by Joss Whedon.
What she is seeking: I’m looking for young adult and middle-grade, as well as some select adult fiction.
In young adult and middle-grade, I’m looking for speculative and contemporary stories, running the gamut from fantasy, mystery, horror, and magical realism to family-oriented dramas, historical fiction, and stories dealing with contemporary issues, such as mental health or addiction. I’m also very interested in finding a good, twisty mystery or suspense. If it’s historical or has a speculative bent, even better. I am into contemporaries with light science fiction elements, as well as pure science fiction with politics and an edge, or a bold reimagining of another time. I’d love to see historical fiction in both young adult and middle-grade.
In adult, I want weird and/or lyrical fantasies and speculative mysteries. I’d also love something with a good twist, like DARK PLACES by Gillian Flynn (GONE GIRL less so, but the idea is the same).
How to submit: Send queries to hannahquery@ktliterary.com. The subject line of your email should include the word “Query” along with the title of your manuscript. Queries should not contain attachments. If we like your query, we’ll ask for the first five chapters and a complete synopsis. For our purposes, the synopsis should include the full plot of the book, including the conclusion.
Here are two new agents seeking clients. Maximilian Ximenez (L. Perkins Agency) is actively pursuing clients for both fiction and nonfiction works. In fiction, he is acquiring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and thrillers, particularly cyberpunk and neo-noir as well as books with a uniquely deconstructive bent. For nonfiction, Maximilian is seeking popular science, true crime, and books pertaining to arts and trends in developing fields and cultures. Hannah Fergesen (KT Literary) is looking for young adult and middle-grade, as well as some select adult fiction.
Note: You can find dozens of new and established agents seeking clients here: Agents Seeking Clients
IMPORTANT: You should NEVER query an agent without checking the agency website first. Submission requirements change, and agents may close their lists, or switch agencies.
Maximilian Ximenez of L. Perkins Agency
About Maximilian: Maximilian Ximenez grew up within the New York publishing industry. Prior to joining the L. Perkins Agency, he worked at Blizzard Entertainment, creators of the popular Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo video game franchises. He is a strong believer in publishing and narrative as a central pillar of franchise and transmedia development.
What he is seeking: Maximilian is actively pursuing clients for both fiction and nonfiction works. In fiction, he is acquiring science fiction, fantasy, horror, and thrillers, particularly cyberpunk and neo-noir as well as books with a uniquely deconstructive bent. For nonfiction, Maximilian is seeking popular science, true crime, and books pertaining to arts and trends in developing fields and cultures.
How to submit: For submissions, please send an email to maximilian [at] lperkinsagency.com with your bio, a brief synopsis, and the first five pages of your book or novel in the body.
Hannah Fergesen of KT Literary
NO LONGER WORKING AS AN AGENT
About Hannah: Before settling in New York City, Hannah worked and went to school in Denver, where she obtained her degree in Writing for Film and Television. Opportunities in New York presented themselves before she could run off to LA, and she course-corrected her career toward publishing, a dream of hers since childhood. After stints as a remote intern for a well-known agent, a bookseller at the famous Books of Wonder, an intern at Soho Press, a literary assistant at Trident Media Group, and a freelance editor working with well-known authors, Hannah joined KT Literary in 2016. Hannah is a proud geek and TV junkie, with an all-consuming love for Doctor Who, Harry Potter, and anything created by Joss Whedon.
What she is seeking: I’m looking for young adult and middle-grade, as well as some select adult fiction.
In young adult and middle-grade, I’m looking for speculative and contemporary stories, running the gamut from fantasy, mystery, horror, and magical realism to family-oriented dramas, historical fiction, and stories dealing with contemporary issues, such as mental health or addiction. I’m also very interested in finding a good, twisty mystery or suspense. If it’s historical or has a speculative bent, even better. I am into contemporaries with light science fiction elements, as well as pure science fiction with politics and an edge, or a bold reimagining of another time. I’d love to see historical fiction in both young adult and middle-grade.
In adult, I want weird and/or lyrical fantasies and speculative mysteries. I’d also love something with a good twist, like DARK PLACES by Gillian Flynn (GONE GIRL less so, but the idea is the same).
How to submit: Send queries to hannahquery@ktliterary.com. The subject line of your email should include the word “Query” along with the title of your manuscript. Queries should not contain attachments. If we like your query, we’ll ask for the first five chapters and a complete synopsis. For our purposes, the synopsis should include the full plot of the book, including the conclusion.
Thursday, December 15, 2016
29th Free “Dear Lucky Agent” Contest: Historical Fiction
Chuck Sambuccino, the editor of the Guide to Literary Agents, is running another "Dear Lucky Agent" contest. (There are two this month.) These contests allow writers to submit one page of their manuscript to be judged by an agent. The genre for this contest is historical fiction. There is no entry fee.
Winners of the contest have a more than good chance of getting representation. It's good to enter contests, not just because you may win one, but because they force you to write short summaries and synopses, and to polish your first few pages until they shine. These are usually the only pages an agent will see before making a decision.
The contest deadline is December 31, 2016. CLICK HERE for more details.
For hundreds of free contests organized by month see: FREE CONTESTS.
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From the GLA blog:
Welcome to the 29th (free!) “Dear Lucky Agent” Contest on the GLA blog. This is a FREE recurring online contest with agent judges and super-cool prizes. Here’s the deal: With every contest, the details are essentially the same, but the niche itself changes—meaning each contest is focused around a specific category or two. If you’re writing historical fiction, then this 29th contest is for you! The contest is live through end of day, Saturday, Dec. 31, 2016. The contest is judged by agent Elise Erickson of the Harold Ober Agency.
Winners of the contest have a more than good chance of getting representation. It's good to enter contests, not just because you may win one, but because they force you to write short summaries and synopses, and to polish your first few pages until they shine. These are usually the only pages an agent will see before making a decision.
The contest deadline is December 31, 2016. CLICK HERE for more details.
For hundreds of free contests organized by month see: FREE CONTESTS.
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From the GLA blog:
Welcome to the 29th (free!) “Dear Lucky Agent” Contest on the GLA blog. This is a FREE recurring online contest with agent judges and super-cool prizes. Here’s the deal: With every contest, the details are essentially the same, but the niche itself changes—meaning each contest is focused around a specific category or two. If you’re writing historical fiction, then this 29th contest is for you! The contest is live through end of day, Saturday, Dec. 31, 2016. The contest is judged by agent Elise Erickson of the Harold Ober Agency.
WHY YOU SHOULD GET EXCITED
After a previous “Dear Lucky Agent” contest, the agent judge, Tamar Rydzinski (The Laura Dail Literary Agency), signed one of the three contest winners. After Tamar signed the writer, she went on to sell two of that writer’s books! How cool! These contests can’t be missed if you have an eligible submission.
HOW TO SUBMIT
E-mail entries to dearluckyagent29@gmail.com. Please paste all text. The only time to include attachments are when you have to attach images to show your social-media sharing (more info that below).
MEET YOUR (AWESOME) AGENT JUDGE!
Elise Erickson of Harold Ober Associates graduated from St. Olaf College and the NYU Summer Publishing Institute in 2014, and spent several months interning at Penguin’s New American Library imprint, Folio Literary Management, and Susanna Lea Associates before taking on her current position at Harold Ober Associates. She grew up in both Florida and Minnesota, but is quickly learning to love city life in NYC. Elise is passionate about the role and responsibility of the literary agent, especially being an advocate for authors. In addition to working with books, she currently assists in selling Harold Ober’s TV, film, and subsidiary rights, and is actively building a client list of her own.
WHAT TO SUBMIT (AND OUR SOCIAL MEDIA REQUIREMENTS)
The first 150-300 words (i.e., your first double-spaced page) of your unpublished, completed historical fiction. You must include a contact e-mail address with your entry and use your real name. Also note your city of residence (i.e. — the city & state you live in, not your full address). Submit the title of the work and a logline (one-sentence description of the work) with each entry. Self-published memoirs are not eligible.
Please note: To be eligible to submit, you must mention this contest twice through any any social-media. Please provide a social-media link or Twitter handle or screenshot or blog post URL, etc., with your official e-mailed entry so the judge and I can verify eligibility. Some previous entrants could not be considered because they skipped this step! In short, simply spread the word twice through any means and give us a way to verify you did; a TinyURL for this link/contest for you to easily use is http://tinyurl.com/zodcsgo
An easy way to notify me of your sharing is to include my Twitter handle @chucksambuchino at the end of your mention(s) if using Twitter. If we’re friends on FB, tag me in the mention. If you are going to just use Twitter as your 2 entries, please wait one day between mentions to spread out the notices, instead of simply tweeting twice back to back. Thanks. (Please note that simply tweeting me does not count. You have to include the contest URL with your mention; that’s the point. And if you use Twitter, put my handle @chucksambuchino at the middle or the end, not at the very beginning of the tweet, or else the tweet will be invisible to others.)
Here is a sample TWEET you can use (feel free to tweak): New FREE contest for writers of Historical Fiction http://tinyurl.com/zodcsgo Judged by agent @EliseShaull, via @chucksambuchino
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
2 New Literary Agents Seeking Clients NOW
Updated 9/4/19
Here are two new agents seeking clients. Serene Hakim is actively seeking young adult (all genres but in particular: science fiction and fantasy with a unique hook, realistic YA with diverse characters), upmarket women's fiction, and anything that gives voice to those whose voices are underrepresented and/or marginalized. Elizabeth Copps represents a wide range of genres from MG and YA, to adult contemporary + literary fiction, mystery, psychological thriller, women’s fiction, historical fiction, horror, and select nonfiction projects.
Note: For a list of dozens of new and established agents actively seeking clients see: Agents Seeking Clients
IMPORTANT: You should NEVER query an agent without checking the agency website first. Submission requirements change, and agents may close their lists, or switch agencies.
Prior to joining Ayesha Pande Literary, Serene Hakim worked at Laura Gross Literary Agency in Boston. She has also interned at David Godine Publisher and Chase Literary Agency. Serene holds an M.A. in French to English translation from NYU and a B.A. in French and Women’s Studies from the University of Kansas.
What she is seeking: Serene is actively seeking young adult (all genres but in particular: science fiction and fantasy with a unique hook, realistic YA with diverse characters), upmarket women's fiction, and anything that gives voice to those whose voices are underrepresented and/or marginalized. Stories dealing with the Middle East and the variety of immigrant experiences out there will definitely catch her eye. Intriguing female characters are also a huge plus. For nonfiction, she is seeking humorous and fascinating memoirs, and is particularly interested in LGBTQ and feminist issues.
How to Submit: To submit a query, please use the query form on the Ayesha Pande Literary website: https://www.pandeliterary.com/queries-pandeliterary.
About Elizabeth: In the summer of 2010, Elizabeth Copps did what any starry-eyed word nerd would do: she used her savings to move from Florida to New York City with the goal of doing something—anything—related to books. When she was offered an internship with Maria Carvainis Agency, Inc., she discovered her passion for publishing. For the past decade, Elizabeth has dedicated herself to the care and management of author careers. Her business philosophy is simple: to foster relationships across the industry that are equitable, transparent, and long-lasting. She is excited to build Copps Literary Services and her list of award-winning and eclectic clients from her current home of Denver, Colorado.
What she is Seeking: I represent a wide range of genres from MG and YA, to adult contemporary + literary fiction, mystery, psychological thriller, women’s fiction, historical fiction, horror, and select nonfiction projects. I’m an equal fan of hilarious stories as well as dark, gritty and sinister reads.
How to Submit: See guidelines HERE.
Here are two new agents seeking clients. Serene Hakim is actively seeking young adult (all genres but in particular: science fiction and fantasy with a unique hook, realistic YA with diverse characters), upmarket women's fiction, and anything that gives voice to those whose voices are underrepresented and/or marginalized. Elizabeth Copps represents a wide range of genres from MG and YA, to adult contemporary + literary fiction, mystery, psychological thriller, women’s fiction, historical fiction, horror, and select nonfiction projects.
Note: For a list of dozens of new and established agents actively seeking clients see: Agents Seeking Clients
IMPORTANT: You should NEVER query an agent without checking the agency website first. Submission requirements change, and agents may close their lists, or switch agencies.
Serene Hakim of Ayesha Pande Literary
Currently closed to queries
Prior to joining Ayesha Pande Literary, Serene Hakim worked at Laura Gross Literary Agency in Boston. She has also interned at David Godine Publisher and Chase Literary Agency. Serene holds an M.A. in French to English translation from NYU and a B.A. in French and Women’s Studies from the University of Kansas.
What she is seeking: Serene is actively seeking young adult (all genres but in particular: science fiction and fantasy with a unique hook, realistic YA with diverse characters), upmarket women's fiction, and anything that gives voice to those whose voices are underrepresented and/or marginalized. Stories dealing with the Middle East and the variety of immigrant experiences out there will definitely catch her eye. Intriguing female characters are also a huge plus. For nonfiction, she is seeking humorous and fascinating memoirs, and is particularly interested in LGBTQ and feminist issues.
How to Submit: To submit a query, please use the query form on the Ayesha Pande Literary website: https://www.pandeliterary.com/queries-pandeliterary.
Elizabeth Copps of Copps Literary Service
Currently closed to queries
About Elizabeth: In the summer of 2010, Elizabeth Copps did what any starry-eyed word nerd would do: she used her savings to move from Florida to New York City with the goal of doing something—anything—related to books. When she was offered an internship with Maria Carvainis Agency, Inc., she discovered her passion for publishing. For the past decade, Elizabeth has dedicated herself to the care and management of author careers. Her business philosophy is simple: to foster relationships across the industry that are equitable, transparent, and long-lasting. She is excited to build Copps Literary Services and her list of award-winning and eclectic clients from her current home of Denver, Colorado.
What she is Seeking: I represent a wide range of genres from MG and YA, to adult contemporary + literary fiction, mystery, psychological thriller, women’s fiction, historical fiction, horror, and select nonfiction projects. I’m an equal fan of hilarious stories as well as dark, gritty and sinister reads.
How to Submit: See guidelines HERE.
Thursday, December 8, 2016
28th Free “Dear Lucky Agent” Contest: Memoir
Winners of the contest have a more than good chance of getting representation. It's good to enter contests, not just because you may win one, but because they force you to write short summaries and synopses, and to polish your first few pages until they shine. These are usually the only pages an agent will see before making a decision.
The contest deadline is December 31, 2016. CLICK HERE for more details.
For hundreds of free contests organized by month see: FREE CONTESTS.
For a huge list of agents looking for memoirs see: Mega-List of Agents Looking for Memoirs (and other Nonfiction)
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From the GLA Website:
Welcome to the 28th (free!) “Dear Lucky Agent” Contest on the GLA blog. This is a FREE recurring online contest with agent judges and super-cool prizes. Here’s the deal: With every contest, the details are essentially the same, but the niche itself changes—meaning each contest is focused around a specific category or two. If you’re writing a memoir, then this 28th contest is for you! The contest is live through end of day, Saturday, Dec. 31, 2016. The contest is judged by agent Jennifer Wills of the The Seymour Agency.
WHY YOU SHOULD GET EXCITED
After a previous “Dear Lucky Agent” contest, the agent judge, Tamar Rydzinski (The Laura Dail Literary Agency), signed one of the three contest winners. After Tamar signed the writer, she went on to sell two of that writer’s books! How cool! These contests can’t be missed if you have an eligible submission.
HOW TO SUBMIT
E-mail entries to dearluckyagent28@gmail.com. Please paste all text. The only time to include attachments are when you have to attach images to show your social-media sharing (more info that below).
MEET YOUR (AWESOME) AGENT JUDGE!
Jennifer Wills has five years of experience in some of the publishing industry’s leading literary agencies. She worked with publishers around the world as an assistant in Trident Media Group’s huge foreign rights department, and with domestic publishers as an assistant at Writers House (where, incidentally, she began her career as an intern). She joined The Seymour Agency in April 2016, where she has quickly moved up the ranks to associate agent. Jennifer has always loved helping fledgling authors become New York Times bestsellers and she’s ready to be a relentless champion for her own clients’ work.
Jennifer is interested in a wide range of subjects and genres, and is actively looking to find some excellent memoir clients.
WHAT TO SUBMIT (AND OUR SOCIAL MEDIA REQUIREMENTS)
The first 150-300 words (i.e., your first double-spaced page) of your unpublished, completed memoir. You must include a contact e-mail address with your entry and use your real name. Also note your city of residence (i.e. — the city & state you live in, not your full address). Submit the title of the work and a logline (one-sentence description of the work) with each entry. Self-published memoirs are not eligible.
Please note: To be eligible to submit, you must mention this contest twice through any any social-media. Please provide a social-media link or Twitter handle or screenshot or blog post URL, etc., with your official e-mailed entry so the judge and I can verify eligibility. Some previous entrants could not be considered because they skipped this step! In short, simply spread the word twice through any means and give us a way to verify you did; a TinyURL for this link/contest for you to easily use is http://tinyurl.com/j4d3kqz
An easy way to notify me of your sharing is to include my Twitter handle @chucksambuchino at the end of your mention(s) if using Twitter. If we’re friends on FB, tag me in the mention. If you are going to just use Twitter as your 2 entries, please wait one day between mentions to spread out the notices, instead of simply tweeting twice back to back. Thanks. (Please note that simply tweeting me does not count. You have to include the contest URL with your mention; that’s the point. And if you use Twitter, put my handle @chucksambuchino at the middle or the end, not at the very beginning of the tweet, or else the tweet will be invisible to others.)
Here is a sample TWEET you can use (feel free to tweak): New FREE contest for writers of Memoir http://tinyurl.com/j4d3kqz Judged by agent @WillsWork4Books, via @chucksambuchino
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Mega-List of Agents Looking for Memoirs
Updated 3/18/23
For other non-fiction, a proposal is required. The proposal is a detailed chapter-by-chapter breakdown of your book which must be submitted even if your book is complete. Make sure your bio reflects your expertise in your book's subject.
Memoirs are enjoying a resurgence in the publishing world. While biographies and personal histories have previously been reserved for well-known figures - political leaders, writers, artists - increasingly, this genre is opening up to ordinary people who simply have a story that might appeal to a wide readership.
Here is a list of 231 agents looking for memoirs. In most cases, these agents are also interested in representing other non-fiction. Read their submission requirements carefully. In the case of memoirs, agents frequently want a writing sample, just as they would for fiction. But, to be on the safe side, have an outline of your memoir prepared before you begin querying.
Here is a list of 231 agents looking for memoirs. In most cases, these agents are also interested in representing other non-fiction. Read their submission requirements carefully. In the case of memoirs, agents frequently want a writing sample, just as they would for fiction. But, to be on the safe side, have an outline of your memoir prepared before you begin querying.
For other non-fiction, a proposal is required. The proposal is a detailed chapter-by-chapter breakdown of your book which must be submitted even if your book is complete. Make sure your bio reflects your expertise in your book's subject.
IMPORTANT: You should NEVER query an
agent without checking the agency website first. Submission
requirements change, and agents may close their lists, or switch
agencies at any time.
NOTE: Don't submit to several agents at the same agency simultaneously. If one rejects you, you may then submit to another. (Some small agencies share. Be alert to a notice that "a no from one is a no from all.")
For a complete list of agents looking for writers in all genres see: Agents Seeking Clients.
Agency | Agent | Guidelines | How to Submit |
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Creative Artists Agency | Lola Bellier |
https://creativeartistsagency.submittable.com/submit | Query via form |
The Bent Agency | Claire Draper |
http://www.thebentagency.com/submission-guidelines | Query and first ten pages of your book in the body of your email |
The Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency | Ethan Ellenberg | http://ethanellenberg.com/submission-guidelines/ | Send a brief query letter, sample chapters, in the body of an email. No attachments |
Writers House | Daniel Lazar Susan Ginsburg |
https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/SGinsburg/ http://www.publishersmarketplace.com/ members/DanielLazar/ |
Query letter by email. Please include the first 5 pages of your manuscript with your query letter. NO attachments |
DeFiore and Company | Laurie Abkemeier Brian DeFiore Miriam Altshuler Caryn Karmatz Rudy Tanusri Prasanna |
See individual agents for submission details and contact information |
Query with brief summary of your novel or the scope of your non-fiction project; short description why you’re writing the project; any specific credentials you have for writing the book in question |
The Karpfinger Agency | Barney Karpfinger | http://karpfinger.com/submissions/ | Query only. Please include a brief description of your book in the body of the email, along with a short bio |
Betsy Amster Literary Enterprises | Betsy Amster | b.amster.assistant@gmail.com https://amsterlit.com/submission-guidelines/ |
Query. For narrative nonfiction, please embed the first three pages of your manuscript in the body of your e-mail |
The Book Group | Brettne Bloom | submissions@thebookgroup.com http://www.thebookgroup.com/submissionguidelines |
Send a query letter and ten sample pages, with the first and last name of the agent you are querying in the subject line |
Salky Literary Agency |
Kate Garrick | https://www.salkyliterarymanagement.com/submissions | Submit via query manager |
Sanford J. Greenburger Associates | Daniel Mandel Iwalani Kim |
See individual agents for contact and submission information https://www.greenburger.com/submissions |
Query letter |
Calligraph | Alison MacKeen Katherine Flynn Zoe Pagnamenta Lucy Cleland |
https://www.calligraphlit.com/contact | Please send a query letter to submissions@calligraphlit.com with a brief synopsis of your work and a short bio, along with 25 pages of sample material in the body of the email (no attachments will be opened). Include the name of the agent you are querying in the subject line of the email, along with the title of your project and its genre. |
Elyse Cheney Literary Associates | Elyse Cheney Adam Eaglin Claire Gillespie |
submissions [at] cheneyliterary [dot] com http://www.cheneyliterary.com/#scrollto-contact |
Please send a query letter briefly describing your project and professional background, along with up to three chapters of sample material. We ask that you not query more than one agent |
Trident | Scott Miller Martha Wydysh |
https://www.tridentmediagroup.com/submissions/ | Query and online form. Wait 30 days before submitting to another agent at Trident |
Harvey Klinger, Inc. | Wendy Levinson David Dunton Andrea Somberg Rachel Ridout |
https://www.harveyklinger.com/submission-guidelines | Query, short synopsis of your work, an author bio, and the first five pages of your manuscript (pasted into the body of your email, no attachments please) |
Dystel & Goderich Literary Management | Miriam Goderich Stacey Kendall Glick Jim McCarthy | https://www.dystel.com/submission-guidelines |
Query. Synopses, sample chapters (one chapter or the first 25 pages of your manuscript) should either be included below the cover letter |
Vicky Bijur Literary Agency | Vicky Bijur | https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/vbijur/ | Query letter |
John Hawkins & Associates, Inc. | William Reiss | http://www.jhalit.com/#Submissions | A brief letter about your book (genre, summary and/or synopsis, word count, etc.) A bit about you/your writing background Include your book proposal as a single Word attachment. |
The Friedrich Agency | Heather Carr Hannah Brattesani |
http://www.friedrichagency.com/submit | Query letter |
The Aaron M. Priest Literary Agency | Lucy Childs Mitch Hoffman Lisa Erbach Vance |
http://aaronpriest.com/submissions/ | Query letter with 1 chapter pasted into email - no attachments |
Wm Clark Associates | William Clark | http://www.wmclark.com/query-form.html | Online form |
Don Congdon Associates, Inc. | Katie Kotchman Susan Ramer |
http://doncongdon.com/submissions.shtml |
Query and first chapter |
Folio Literary Management | Frank Weimann | https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/weimann/ |
Query and first 10 pages pasted in body of email |
Dunham Literary |
Jennie Dunham |
query at dunhamlit dot com http://www.dunhamlit.com/?how-to-submit,4 |
Query letter |
Brandt & Hochman Literary Agents, Inc | Gail Hochman Mitchell Waters Emily Forland Emma Patterson Jody Kahn |
See individual agents for contact information | Query letter |
Scovil Galen Ghosh Literary Agency | Russell Galen Anna Ghosh |
russellgalen@sgglit.com annaghosh@sgglit.com http://www.sgglit.com/submissions.htm |
Query letter |
Irene Goodman Literary Agency | Kim Perel | https://www.irenegoodman.com/submissions | Email a query letter and the first ten pages, along with a synopsis (3-5 paragraphs) and bio, in the body of an email to the agent of your choice |
Denise Shannon Literary Agency | Denise Shannon | submissions@deniseshannonagency.com http://deniseshannonagency.com/submission-guidelines/ |
Query. "We request that you inform us if you are submitting material simultaneously to other agencies." |
Carol Mann Agency | Carol Mann Gareth Esersky Joanne Wyckoff Agnes Carlowicz |
submissions@carolmannagency.com https://www.carolmannagency.com/submissions |
Query letter including a brief bio, a synopsis and the first 25 pages in the body of your email - no attachments |
David Black Literary Agency | David Black Gary Morris Susan Raihofer Sarah Smith Joy Tutela |
http://www.davidblackagency.com/submissions/ | Query letter |
Vertical Ink | Nick Mullendore | http://www.vertical-ink-agency.com/submission | Query and a brief overview or chapter outline for your project. In your query, please include your contact information, any relevant background information on yourself or your project, and a paragraph of description of your project. Also, please include any marketing and promotion information relevant to you and/or your project. All of this material must be included in the body of your email. |
BJ Robbins Literary Agency | BJ Robbins | robbinsliterary@gmail.com http://www.publishersmarketplace.com /members/bjrobbins/ |
Query letter |
Victoria Sanders & Associates | Victoria Sanders Bernadette Baker-Baughman |
https://www.victoriasanders.com/submissions | Query plus three chapters (25 pages) in body of email |
Susan Schulman Literary Agency | Susan F. Schulman | queries@schulmanagency.com | Query letter at least one chapter - no attachments |
Wendy Sherman Associates, Inc. | Wendy Sherman | submissions@wsherman.com http://www.wsherman.com/submission-guidelines/ |
Query and bio |
Irene Skolnick Agency | Irene Skolnick | DECEASED | Query and 10 pages in body of email |
Frances Goldin Literary Agency | Sam Stoloff Matt McGowan Caroline Eisenmann Roz Foster Jade Wong-Baxter Alison Lewis |
https://www.goldinlit.com/submissions | Query and sample |
Robin Straus Agency, Inc. | Robin Straus | http://www.robinstrausagency.com/submissions | Query letter with contact information, an autobiographical summary, a brief synopsis or description of your book project, submission history, and information on competition. If you wish, you may also include the opening chapter of your manuscript. |
Emma Sweeney Agency | Emma Sweeney | queries@emmasweeneyagency.com http://www.emmasweeneyagency.com/Contact-us |
Please begin your query with a succinct (and hopefully catchy) description of your plot or proposal. Include a brief cover letter telling us how you heard about ESA, your previous writing credits, and a few lines about yourself. Paste the first ten (10) pages of your proposal or novel into the text of your e-mail. |
Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency | Alicia Brooks Ariana Philips |
Submit through online form http://www.jvnla.com/submissions.php |
Online form |
The Tessler Literary Agency | Michelle Tessler | Online form http://www.tessleragency.com/submissions.html |
Online form |
Curtis Brown, Ltd | Kerry D’Agostino Laura Blake Peterson Katie Grimm |
http://curtisbrown.com/submissions/ | See individual agents for submission requirements |
McIntosh & Otis, Inc. | Elizabeth Winick Rubinstein | EWRquery@mcintoshandotis.com http://mcintoshandotis.com/submissions/ |
Query letter, author bio, and three sample chapters (no more than 30 pages) of the manuscript |
The Waxman Leavell Literary Agency | Susan Canavan Ashley Lopez |
https://www.waxmanliteraryagency.com/new-page-1 | Query letter |
Emilie Stewart Literary Agency | Emilie Stewart | info@emiliestewartagency.com http://emiliestewartagency.com/Submissions.html |
Query and one or two sample chapters |
Prospect Agency | Emily Sylvan Kim | Online form http://www.prospectagency.com/boathouse.html |
Query letter, three chapters and a brief synopsis via online form |
JABberwocky | Eddie Schneider |
queryeddie [at] awfulagent.com https://awfulagent.com/agents/ |
Query and first 5 pages. A brief one to three-page synopsis can be included at the bottom |
Veritas Literary Agency | Katherine Boyle Michael Carr |
https://www.veritasliterary.com/submissions | Query letter |
Liza Dawson Associates | Tom Miller Rachel Beck |
https://www.lizadawsonassociates.com/submissions/ | Query letter |
Sterling Lord Literistic | Philippa Brophy Neeti Madan Robert Guinsler Mary Krienke Danielle Bukowski Chris Combemale Jessica Belaval |
https://www.sll.com/submissions |
Online form |
The Stuart Agency | Andrew Stuart | Online form http://www.stuartagency.com/submissions.html |
Online form |
Talcott Notch Literary Services | Gina Panettieri |
https://talcottnotch.net/?page_id=12 | Query and 10 pages |
Trellis Literary | Allison Hunter Stephanie Delman Allison Malecha Mariah Stovall Allison Devereux |
https://www.trellisliterary.com/submissions | See their form |
Hornfischer Literary Management | Jim Hornfischer | queries { A T } hornfischerlit { D O T } com http://www.hornfischerlit.com/Hornfischer_Literary _Management_LP/Submissions.html |
Query letter |
Wales Literary Agency | Elizabeth Wales | waleslit@waleslit.com http://waleslit.com/submissions/ |
By referral only |
Laura Langlie Agency | Laura Langlie | laura@lauralanglie.com Note: This agent gives very rapid responses |
Query letter |
Hill Nadell Literary Agency | Bonnie Nadell Dara Hyde |
http://www.hillnadell.com/contact/submissions/ | Query manager |
Fredrica S. Friedman & Co. | Fredrica S. Friedman | submissions@fredricafriedman.com http://www.fredricafriedman.com/submissions.html |
Query letter |
Fifi Oscard Agency, Inc. | Peter Sawyer Carmen La Via |
Online form http://www.fifioscard.com/sub_guide.htm |
Online form |
Marsal Lyon Literary Agency, LLC | Deborah Ritchken | http://www.marsallyonliteraryagency.com /submissions/submission-info/ NO LONGER LISTED ON THE AGENCY WEBSITE |
Query letter |
Chris Calhoun Agency LLC | Chris Calhoun | https://www.chriscalhounagency.com/submissions | Query letter, a synopsis of the work, the first three chapters of the manuscript, a brief bio or resume |
Susan Rabiner Literary Agency | Sydelle Kramer Holly Bemiss |
sydellek@rabiner.net hollyb@rabiner.net |
Query letter |
Julia Lord Literary Management | Julia Lord | https://julialordliterarymgt.com/submission-guidelines/ | Query, synopsis, first 5 pages in body of email - no attachments |
Gina Maccoby Literary Agency | Gina Maccoby | query@maccobylit.com | Query letter |
Patricia Moosbrugger Literary Agency | Patricia Moosbrugger | pm@pmagency.net http://www.pmagency.net/pmagency.net/contact _and_submissions.html |
Query letter |
The Angela Rinaldi Literary Agency | Angela Rinaldi | info@RinaldiLiterary.com http://www.rinaldiliterary.com/how-to-submit.html |
Query letter |
Union Literary | Sally Wofford-Girand Christina Clifford Jenni Ferrari-Adler Trena Keating |
http://unionliterary.com/submissions/ | Query with sample pages attached in .doc or .docx format. Please do not send .pdf files |
Serendipity Literary Agency | Kelly Thomas Jiton Sharmayne Davidson |
Online form http://www.serendipitylit.com/2012-11-20-22-51-55/non-fiction |
Query letter |
The Martell Agency | Alice Fried Martell | submissions@themartellagency.com http://themartellagency.com/submissions/ |
Query letter |
Malaga Baldi Literary Agency | Malaga Baldi | info@baldibooks.com http://www.baldibooks.com/submission.php |
Query letter |
Dunow, Carlson & Lerner Literary Agency | Arielle Datz Henry Dunow Erin Hosier Eleanor Jackson Nicki Richesin Rachel Vogel Betsy Lerner |
mail@dclagency.com https://www.dclagency.com/ |
Query and 10 pages in body of email |
The Unter Agency | Jennifer Unter | Jennifer@theunteragency.com http://theunteragency.com/submissions/ |
Query letter |
Kneerim & Williams Literary Agency | Katherine Flynn | https://kwlit.com/contact-us/ |
Query letter to an individual agent and a synopsis, a brief bio, and no more than 20 pages of initial sample material in body of email |
Paper Literary | Catherine Cho | https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/paperliterary/ | Query letter, synopsis, and the first 3 chapters (10,000 words) to submissions@paperliterary.com. Include all material within the body of the email. |
Lippincott Massie McQuilkin | Maria Massie Rob McQuilkin RayhanƩ Sanders RenƩe Zuckerbrot Julie Stevenson Elias Altman |
https://www.mmqlit.com/contact/ |
See individual agents for submission details |
Inkwell Management | Alexis Hurley Nathaniel Jacks Eliza Rothstein Naomi Eisenbeiss |
submissions@inkwellmanagement.com http://www.inkwellmanagement.com/contact/ |
Query letter and short writing sample (1-2 chapters) in body of email |
Fairbank Literary Representation | Sorche Elizabeth Fairbank | queries@fairbankliterary.com http://fairbankliterary.com/submissions/ |
Query and 1 chapter in body of email |
Tracy Brown Literary Agency | Mr. Tracy Brown | tracy@brownlit.com | Query letter |
Albert LaFarge Literary Agency | Albert LaFarge | lafargeliterary@gmail.com http://thelafargeagency.com/contact/submissions/ |
Query letter |
Grosvenor Literary Agency | Deborah Grosvenor | submissions@grosvenorlit.com https://grosvenorlit.com/submitting |
Query letter |
Schiavone Literary Agency, Inc | James Schiavone | profschia@aol.com No longer active |
Query letter |
Wilson Media | Robert Wilson | queries@wilsonmedia.net https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/battingfourth/ |
Query letter |
Fletcher & Company LLC |
Christy Fletcher
Grainne Fox
Sarah Fuentes
Rebecca Gradinger Eric Lupfer |
info@fletcherandco.com https://www.fletcherandco.com/resources/#submission-guidelines |
Query, brief synopsis. and the first 5-10 pages of the manuscript pasted into the body of the email |
Paul S. Levine Literary Agency | Paul S. Levine | paul@paulslevine.com http://www.paulslevinelit.com/submissions/ |
Query letter |
Joelle Delbourgo Associates | Jacqueline Flynn |
jacqueline@delbourgo.com carrie@delbourgo.com http://www.delbourgo.com/submissions/ |
Query letter |
Carnicelli Literary Management | Matthew Carnicelli | https://www.carnicellilit.com/submissionss | Online form |
Solow Literary Enterprises | Bonnie Solow | info[at]solowliterary[dot]com http://www.solowliterary.com/submissions/ |
Query letter |
Cowles Agency | Katherine Cowles | katherine@cowlesagency.com |
Query letter |
Aevitas | Jennifer Gates Janet Silver Jane von Mehren Lori Galvin Sarah Levitt |
https://aevitascreative.com/agents/ | Online forms: See individual agents |
Rick Broadhead & Associates Literary Agency | Rick Broadhead | submissions@rbaliterary.com https://rbaliterary.com/submissions/ |
Query letter |
DeFiore and Company | Brian DeFiore Laurie Abkemeier Matthew Elblonk Caryn Karmatz Rudy Miriam Altshuler |
https://www.defliterary.com/submissions/how-to-submit/ | See individual agents for submission requirements |
Ayesha Pande Literary | Ayesha Pande Madison Smartt Bell |
https://www.pandeliterary.com/queries-pandeliterary | Online form |
Martin Literary Management | Delia Berrigan |
http://www.martinliterarymanagement.com/ | Query letter |
Judith Riven Literary Agency | Judith Riven | http://rivenlit.com/submit.html Not active |
Query letter |
Albert T. Longden Agency | Albert Longden | atlong2012@hotmail.com | Query letter |
Gardner Literary | Rachelle Gardner |
https://rachellegardner.com/submissions/ | Query letter |
The Zoe Pagnamenta Agency | closed | http://www.zpagency.com/contact/submissions-guidelines/ | Query and 25 pages Snail mail only |
PFD New York | Annabel Merullo Adam Gauntlett Laurie Robertson |
https://petersfraserdunlop.com/submissions/books/ | Query letter, 3 chapters and synopsis |
Judith Ehrlich Literary Management | Judith Ehrlich | http://www.judithehrlichliterary.com /submissions.html |
Query letter |
TriadaUS Literary Agency | Uwe Stender | http://www.triadaus.com/sub-guidelines.html | Query letter |
Laura Dail Literary Agency | Carrie Pestritto | http://www.ldlainc.com/submissions | Online form |
Marianne Strong Literary Agency | Marianne Strong | Not active | Query letter |
Literary Artists Representatives | Sam Fleishman Retired |
LitArtists@aol.com https://www.publishersmarketplace.com /members/LitArtists/ |
Query letter |
Jane Rotrosen Agency | Amy Tannenbaum | https://www.janerotrosen.com/submissions | Query letter |
Einstein Literary Management | Paloma Hernando | https://www.einsteinliterary.com/submissions/ | Query and 10 pages |
Jud Laghi Agency | Jud Laghi | submissions@laghiagency.com http://www.laghiagency.com/submissions/ |
Query and 1 chapter |
Stonesong Agency | Judy Linden Maria Ribas |
submissions@stonesong.com https://www.stonesong.com/submissions |
Query and 1 chapter or 10 pages |
The Helen Zimmermann Literary Agency | Helen Zimmermann | Submit@ZimmAgency.com http://www.zimmermannliterary.com/submissions |
Query letter |
Fox Literary | Diana Fox | https://www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/fox/ | Query letter and the first 5 pages of your manuscript |
Ebeling & Associates | Michael Ebeling | http://ebelingagency.com/inquiries/ | Query letter, see details on website |
Lynn Johnston Literary | Lynn Johnston | http://www.lynnjohnstonlit.com/submissions.html | Query Manager |
Max Gartenberg Literary Agency | Anne G. Devlin | http://www.maxgartenberg.com/submissions.htm | Query letter |
The Elizabeth Kaplan Literary Agency | Elizabeth Kaplan | https://www.elizabethkaplanlit.com/submissions | Query letter |
P.S. Literary Agency | Curtis Russell Carly Watters Cecilia Lyra Maria Vicente |
http://www.psliterary.com/submissions/ | Query letter |
Andrew Lownie Literary Agency | Andrew Lownie | mail@andrewlownie.co.uk http://www.andrewlownie.co.uk/how_to_submit |
Query letter |
FinePrint Literary Management | Laura Wood | http://fineprintlit.com/submissions.html | Query letter with a synopsis of your book, your bio, and the first two chapters (no more than 30 pages) embedded in the body of your email |
Cooke McDermid Agency | Martha Webb Suzanne Brandreth Rachel Letofsky |
https://cookemcdermid.com/submissions | Online form |
Straus Literary | Jonah Straus | https://www.strausliterary.com/submissions | Query with a synopsis, author bio, and two sample chapters in the body of the email |
Levine Greenberg Rostan Literary Agency | Stephanie Rostan Daniel Greenberg Danielle Svetcov Lindsay Edgecombe Monika Verma |
https://lgrliterary.com/submissions/ | Online form |
Jeff Herman Agency | Jeff Herman | submissions@jeffherman.com http://www.jeffherman.com/submission-guidelines/ |
Query letter |
Howland Literary |
Carrie Howland | https://howlandliterary.com/about-us | Please send your query letter and first 20 pages to submissions@howlandliterary.com. |
Rees Literary Agency | Lorin Rees |
Lorin@reesagency.com |
Query letter and 3 chapters |
Charlberg & Sussman | Rachel Sussman Terra Chalberg | https://www.chalbergsussman.com/submission-guidelines | Query letter |
Wolf Literary Services | Kate Johnson Leigh Eisenman |
https://wolflit.com/contact | Query and 50 pages |
L. Perkins Agency | Maximilian Ximenez | http://www.lperkinsagency.com/#submissions | Synopsis, bio, 5 pages in body of email |
Andy Ross Agency | Andy Ross | andyrossagency@hotmail.com http://www.andyrossagency.com/submissions.html |
Query letter |
Lynn C. Franklin Associates, Ltd. | Lynn C. Franklin | DECEASED | Query letter with short outline and synopsis |
McCormick & Williams | Edward Orloff Bridget McCarthy |
queries@mccormicklit.com http://mccormicklit.com/guidelines/ |
Query letter |
Bradford Literary Agency | Laura Bradford | http://www.bradfordlit.com/submission-guidelines/ | Query letter |
Sarah Jane Freymann | Sarah Jane Freymann | Submissions@SarahJaneFreymann.com http://www.sarahjanefreymann.com/?page_id=3872 |
Query and 10 pages in body of email |
Georges Borchardt, Inc. | Samantha Shea | CLOSED TO QUERIES | Query letter |
Jennifer Lyons Literary Agency | Jennifer Lyons Jeff Ourvan Pamela Malpas |
https://www.jenniferlyonsliteraryagency.com/submission-guidelines/ | See individual agents |
Ross Yoon Agency | Shannon O’Neill Jennifer Weis |
https://www.rossyoon.com/contact |
Email a query letter, a proposal, and sample chapter |
Capital Talent Agency | Shaheen Qureshi | http://capitaltalentagency.com/html/ literarysubmission.shtml |
Query letter |
Glass Literary Management | Alex Glass | http://www.glassliterary.com/submissions | Query, show an understanding of the marketplace and where your book would fit into it; and show why you are the best person to be writing the book you’re proposing |
Corvisiero | Marisa Corvisiero (?) | https://www.corvisieroagency.com/query-guidelines.html |
Query letter and attach a 1-2 page synopsis and the first five pages of your manuscript to the email in separate Word .doc files. Your query letter should include links to any social media or author websites |
Kimberly Cameron | Amy Cloughley Elizabeth Kracht |
https://www.kimberleycameron.com/submission-guidelines.php | Online form |
Riggs Agency | Maggie Riggs | CLOSED | Please send your query letter, bio, and the first ten pages of your manuscript in the body of your email to submissions @riggslit.com. |
Holloway Literary | Nikki Terpilowski (?) | https://hollowayliterary.com/submissions/ | Query letter |
Myers Literary Management | Eric Myers | http://myersliterary.com/submissions-2/ eric@myersliterary.com |
For non-fiction queries, please include a few paragraphs on the premise of the book and about your own background. Also please include “non-fiction” in your email subject line. |
Empire Literary Agency | Andrea Barzvi | http://www.empireliterary.com/contact/ | Query |
Beth Vesel Literary Agency | Beth Vesel DECEASED |
https://www.bvlit.com/submissions | Please submit a cover letter detailing your idea, a complete outline, and the first 5 pages of your manuscript. NO ATTACHMENTS! |
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