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![]() Jandy Nelson Does not accept unsolicited queries AGENCY: Manus & Associates Literary Agency 425 Sherman Avenue, Suite 200 Palo Alto, CA 94306 FICTION GENRES: Commercial, Literary, Multicultural, Mystery/Suspense, Short Stories, Thriller, Women's Fiction NONFICTION GENRES: Action/Adventure, Business/Economics, Child Guidance/Parenting, Health/Fitness, History, How To, Journalism, Memoirs, Narrativ ... Caren Johnson Estesen Does not accept unsolicited queries AGENCY: Caren Johnson Literary Agency 132 East 43rd Street, #216 New York, NY 10017 FICTION GENRES: Commercial, Multicultural, Mystery/Suspense, Romance, Women's Fiction, Young Adult NONFICTION GENRES: Autobiography/Biography, Memoirs, Multicultural, Narrative, Popular Culture Find a literary agent Corresponding with literary agents to find the right literary agent to represent your work takes a lot of time. You want a literary agent to handle the business of writing, but paradoxically, looking for an agent puts you into the business of writing, which steals time from your work and wears on the creative side of your brain.
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Trident Media Group, LLC Accepts queries Cricket Freeman The August Agency LLC Accepts email queries Jeffery McGraw View Literary Agent Does not accept queries Penn Whaling View Literary Agent Does not accept queries Ann Rittenberg Ann Rittenberg Literary Agency Accepts email queries Joanne Wyckoff Carol Mann Agency Accepts email queries Carol Mann Carol Mann Agency Accepts email queries Laura Yorke Carol Mann Agency Accepts email queries Make finding a literary agent easier What you need most is organization. You need organized lists of literary agencies and agents. Then you need to organize a set of documents to send to the agents—because the type of query they want varies from agency to agency. And once you start sending your queries, you need to organize records of your submissions and other correspondence. Otherwise, you will lose track of your contacts, waste time on unresponsive agents, query another agent in the same agency and quash your chances, or waste months of time in other ways. 1000LiteraryAgents.com can help Here you will find help for your dealings with literary agents. There are two levels of help: Basic Guide to Literary AgentsIt does not cost anything to view the guides to agents. You can browse through the lists of agents and agencies or you can find literary agents using an advanced search. Standard Membership To see all the information in the guides, you need to register for the free standard membership. Your sign-up information is absolutely confidential. You will not be bombarded with emails from 1000LiteraryAgents.com. The chief reason you must register before seeing the agents' email addresses and web addresses is to protect the agents from spam, which hurts the chances of serious writers to get an agent's attention. Advanced Help for Finding an AgentPremium Membership If you want more help in your search for an agent, you can subscribe to Premium services. You can then access facilities to organize your search, save your time, and make your search more effective.
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Eric Myers
Accepts queries, email
AGENCY:
The Spieler Agency
27 W. 20th St., Suite 305
New York, NY 10011
FICTION GENRES: Commercial, Mystery/Suspense, Thriller, Whimsical, Young Adult
NONFICTION GENRES: Celebrity, Cultural/Social Interests, Drama/Music/Dance, Medicine, Memoirs, Narrative, Popular Culture, Theater/Film, True Crime/Investigative
John Ware
Accepts queries
AGENCY:
John A. Ware Literary Agency
392 Central Park W
New York, NY 10025
FICTION GENRES: Detective/Police/Crime, Literary, Mystery/Suspense, Thriller
NONFICTION GENRES: Action/Adventure, Cultural/Social Interests, Current Affairs, Drama/Music/Dance, Health/Fitness, History, Journalism, Medicine, Narrative, Nature/Environment, Popular Culture, Science, Sports, Technology, True Crime/Inve ...



