Here are two established literary agents seeking clients. Marya Spence (Janklow & Nesbit) is looking for literary novels and collections, upmarket commercial fiction, cultural criticism and voice-driven essays, narrative journalism with a humorous or critical edge, and pop culture. Sarah Hornsley represents adult commercial and book club fiction across all genres.
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About Sarah: Sarah first worked at Orion before doing a stint in script development for TV and film. She then moved to become assistant to Juliet Mushens and Diana Beaumont for two years.
What she is seeking: I’m currently looking for adult commercial and book club fiction across all genres
How to Submit: Please send the first three chapters of your novel or non-fiction project, as well as a full synopsis to shornsley@pfd.co.uk. In the body of the email, please write a covering letter, including brief details about your writing career.
What she is seeking: I’m currently looking for adult commercial and book club fiction across all genres
How to Submit: Please send the first three chapters of your novel or non-fiction project, as well as a full synopsis to shornsley@pfd.co.uk. In the body of the email, please write a covering letter, including brief details about your writing career.
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About Marya: Raised in California’s Bay Area, Marya studied literature at Harvard, where she was Fiction Editor for the Advocate and specialized in creative writing. She went on to get her MFA at New York University and teach undergraduate creative writing there. She also spent these years in her 20’s working and interning at The New Yorker, PAPER Mag, Travel & Leisure, Vanity Fair, Publishers Weekly, METROPOLIS Magazine, and more—with a brief stint in equity research.
What she is seeking: She represents a diverse range of titles in fiction and narrative nonfiction, including, but not limited to, literary novels, cultural criticism, voice-driven essays with a humorous or critical edge, and pop culture writing.
What she is seeking: She represents a diverse range of titles in fiction and narrative nonfiction, including, but not limited to, literary novels, cultural criticism, voice-driven essays with a humorous or critical edge, and pop culture writing.
How to Submit: If you would like to submit your work to Janklow & Nesbit, please include the following: For fiction submissions, send an informative cover letter, a brief synopsis and the first ten pages. If you are sending an e-mail submission, please include the sample pages in the body of the e-mail below your query. For nonfiction submissions, send an informative cover letter and a full outline to the address below. Please address your submission to an individual agent. Be sure to include your email address or a return envelope with sufficient postage if you would like your material sent back to you. For e-mail submissions, please send your material to submissions [at] janklow.com.
I submitted a 4-5 part thriller and spy story to a website blog job in Dec 2015- Jan 16.
ReplyDeleteCan I share that as a sample or would a freshly written work only is required?
Hi Peeush. Agents want to see a sample - usually the first couple of chapters - of the book you would like them to represent.
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