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LITERARY AGENT:
Adam Schear
Accepts queries, email
AGENCY:
DeFiore and Company
47 East 19th Street, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10003
FICTION GENRES:  Commercial, Experimental, Historical, Humor/Satire, Literary, Thriller, Young Adult
NONFICTION GENRES:  Current Affairs, Politics, Popular Culture, Science

LITERARY AGENT:
Erica Rand Silverman
Accepts queries
AGENCY:
Sterling Lord Literistic, Inc.
65 Bleecker Street
New York, NY 10012
FICTION GENRES:  Juvenile, Young Adult
NONFICTION GENRES:  Child Guidance/Parenting

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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