Agent research

Find literary agents who want your kind of book.

Search by name, agency, genre, category or location. Every profile is a research starting point, not an endorsement.

Agent interests and submission windows change often. Confirm every requirement on the agency's official website before you send anything.

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Showing 9 of 9 agents.

Merrilee Heifetz

Writers House

Genres & categories
FictionLiterary FictionFantasyScience FictionYoung AdultMiddle Grade
Location
New York, NY
Submission method
Online form

Looking for: Speculative and literary fiction, plus ambitious books for young readers.

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PJ Mark

Janklow & Nesbit Associates

Genres & categories
Literary FictionHistorical FictionNonfictionBiographyMemoir
Location
New York, NY
Submission method
Email

Looking for: Literary fiction, essays and narrative nonfiction with a distinctive voice.

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Jenny Bent

The Bent Agency

Genres & categories
RomanceMystery & ThrillerFantasyYoung AdultHistorical Fiction
Location
Brooklyn, NY
Submission method
Online form

Looking for: Commercial and upmarket fiction — romance, book-club fiction and crime.

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Sarah Landis

Sterling Lord Literistic

Genres & categories
Young AdultMiddle GradeChildren'sFiction
Location
New York, NY
Submission method
Query manager

Looking for: Voice-driven stories for young readers, contemporary and grounded.

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David Forrer

Inkwell Management

Genres & categories
FictionMystery & ThrillerNonfictionHistorical Fiction
Location
New York, NY
Submission method
Email

Looking for: Crime, historical fiction and narrative nonfiction with strong research.

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Michelle Brower

Trellis Literary Management

Genres & categories
Literary FictionNonfictionMemoirFiction
Location
New York, NY
Submission method
Online form

Looking for: Literary fiction with commercial reach and character-led nonfiction.

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Laurie Fox

Linda Chester Literary Agency

Genres & categories
FictionLiterary FictionChildren's
Location
Berkeley, California
Submission method
Email

Looking for: Lyrical, offbeat fiction and illustrated books for children.

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Dawn Frederick

Red Sofa Literary

Genres & categories
NonfictionYoung AdultMiddle Grade
Location
St. Paul, Minnesota
Submission method
Query manager

Looking for: Practical nonfiction, current affairs and books for young readers.

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Kim Lionetti

BookEnds Literary

Genres & categories
RomanceMystery & ThrillerYoung Adult
Location
New Jersey
Submission method
Query manager

Looking for: Romance in all heat levels, cozy mystery and commercial YA.

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