List Of Literary Agents Fiction
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Writer’s market is helpful as is http://www.firstwriter.com/Agents/agents.cgi and http://www.writers.net/agents/topic/35/
The second one has young adult agents on that page.
Any Good Literary Agents In Canada?
I AM LOOKING FOR A LIST OF LITERARY AGENTS FOR FICTION . ANY LEADS WOULD BE APPRECIATED! THANKS
SCIENCE FICTION ONLY:
Anubis Literary Agency
Barron’s Literary Management
Barbara Bova Literary Agency
Halston Freeman Literary Agency
KT Publishing Relations & Literary Service
Evan Marshall Agency
Schiavone Literary Agency
FANTASY ONLY:
Baker’s Mark Literary Agency
Loretta Barrett Books
Curtis Brown
Chamein Canton Agency
Nancy Coffey Literary & Media Representation
Jennifer DeChiara Literary Agency
Fielding Agency
Folio Literary Management
Hidden Value Group
Linn Prentis Literary
The Literary Group International
Lowenstein Associates
The McCarthy Agency
Pavilion Literary Management
Valerie Smith Literary Agent
Talcott Notch
SCI-FI & FANTASY:
Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency
Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency
FinePrint Literary Management
Fox Literary
Ashley Grayson Literary Agency
Jill Grinberg Literary Agency
Halyard Literary Agency
Antony Harwood Limited
Richard Henshaw Group
Jabberwocky Literary Agency
Virginia Kidd Agency
KT Literary
Lyons Literary
Donald Maass Literary Agency
Ricia Mainhardt Agency
Martha Millard Literary Agency
Dee Mura Literary
L. Perkins Associates
Raines & Raines
Scribe Agency
Lynn Seligman Literary Agent
Spectrum Literary Agency
Sternig & Byrne Literary Agency
The Stringer Literary Agency
Cherry Weiner Literary Agency
Hey coletheeseart,
You said any leads would be appreciated, I do not know if these will help you. There are places for advice, places for agents, publishing etc. The last site is a search for Canada specifically, and the last 2 before that are also Canada specific.
A list of literary agents who represent Young Adult Fiction?
I am trying to query some YA agents, and besides AgentQuery and PublishersMarketplace, I am having difficulty finding enough to query.
My only guidelines for submitting at this point is that they HAVE to represent Young Adult Fiction (thats what genre my book is) and they HAVE to be an AAR member (i dont want to get scammed!)
If anyone knows any other databases, lists, or just agents offhand.. that would be awesome.
Hmmm, I’d say it’s literary fiction, satire. It seems to depend more on the author what category it gets put in.
How to find a literary agent?
I thought finding the appropriate agency for me would be easy, considering a lot of my American pals seem to find loads to send queries to, but here in the UK I can’t find any and if I do, they don’t take on what I’m offering. It’s more than frustrating.
Is there a site out there which gives a list of UK agencies for writers of fiction? Even better still if they have categories such as romance, young adult etc.
Cheers in advance.
You need a copy of The Writers and Artists Year Book, it has lists of agents and publishers, what type of writing they accept, how to submit it and who to etc. I bought my copy cheaply off Ebay or go to your local library they should have one.
Science fiction/Fantasy Literary Agents?
Can someone provide me with a list of good, trust-able literary agents for science fiction/fantasy authors?
If Sinclair Lewis was just now submitting “Main Street” to a publisher, what genre would the book be?
I know it’s a classic now, and that it’s a novel. I’ve looked at a list of categories for novels as posted by several literary agencies, and I’m confused as to what is the difference between literary fiction, popular fiction, general fiction, and commercial mainstream fiction. Or set in that time period, would it be considered historical fiction? If Lewis were to submit his novel to a literary agent or publisher in this day and time, what genre would it be?