A P Watt - UK literary agency
Aaron M. Priest Literary Agency Aaron M. Priest, 708 Third Ave., 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10017-4103. Hot-shot agent with huge sales record. Hard to get into, but if you do.....
*Adler and Robin Books Literary Agency - Washington, DC agency, specializing in computer books.
ABS Literary Agency, Inc P.O. Box 397
Ashland, Oregon 97520-0014. At the moment, they're not accepting new submissions (10/18/04), but expect that may change in the future.
Ahearn Agency Inc 2021 Pine Street
New Orleans, LA 70118. 504-861-8395
*Alive Communications Christian fiction and non-fiction only. These guys are the heavy artillery in Christian Fiction. Email queries are acceptable as long as you follow the guidelines on their site.
Amy Rennert Agency: 98 Main Street, #302
Tiburon, CA 94920. Has closed several significant deals.
The Axelrod Agency Steven Axelrod 49 Main Street, PO Box 357, Chatham, NY 12037, 518-392-2100. According to Publisher's Weekly, he's closed a number of six-digit deals.
Azure Literary Agency - Azure represent writers in fiction, non-fiction, film and television. No reading fee.
Bert P. Krages, Attorney at Law - Literary agent and legal services for writers, photographers, and visual artists.
Bigscore Productions Religious nonfiction / inspirational. This agency has closed a lot of really big deals for the Christian fiction/nonfiction crowd.
BKNelson Literary Agency and Lecture Bureau - Our goal is to manage the careers of published writers and launch the careers of writers yet to be published.
Blanche C. Gregory Inc. Smaller agency dealing primarily with literary projects. Not much into genre work.
Book Deals Will look at almost anything. They're also book packagers and generate some of their own project ideas.
Bookends, Inc. An agency willing to take on newer writers.
Carlisle and Company - A Manhattan-based literary agency serving writers of fiction and non-fiction.
Cornerstone Literary Agency - Contains submission guidelines for this Los Angeles, CA firm.
David Hiatt Literary Agency - Representing literary property around the world, David Hiatt has over 35 years of writing and editing experience and over a dozen years as successfully marketing book-length manuscripts.
DeFiore and Company - Literary management company dedicated to the long-term career growth of authors and other copyright holders.
DHS Literary Likes hard-boiled mystery and suspense. Works a lot in the thriller genre. Also does a lot of nonfiction.
*Doris Michaels Agency Literary fiction, business books and self-help. Does not like "genre" fiction. Accepts short email queries in the body of the email text.
Dunham Literary Fiction in general. Not really genre-specific. One of the few agencies I found that targets the children's fiction market.
*Eddie Kritzer Production Represents film and books. ONLY accepts queries by email.
Elizabeth Puttick Literary Agency - London-based agency representing authors for nonfiction (including self-help, spirituality, health, science, history, business, women's issues)
Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency - We have been in business for over 17 years and are a member of AAR. We accept unsolicited submissions and, of course, do not charge a reading fee.
*Farber Literary Agency Rather exclusive agency that takes on few new clients. Great agency if you can land them. Accepts short email queries in the body of the email text.
*Fogelman Agency Another high-power agency that can be difficult to break into, but turns writers into millionaires. Accepts queries in the body of the email text.
Gail Ross Literary Agency - Washington-based, run by a lawyer, publishing consultant, and literary agent.
Graybill & English, L.L.C. - Washington, DC firm which specializes in law and agentry for literary, art, entertainment, and media clients.
*Hartline Literary Agency Specializes in religious fiction. Accepts email queries.
Hornfischer Literary Management - Hornfischer Literary Management, Inc., (HLM) is a literary agency with a strong track record handling a broad range of serious and commercial nonfiction and select fiction, including several New York Times bestsellers.
*Jane Dystel Agency Jane's agency is one of those low-profile, high-caliber agencies that can be very picky about what she takes on, but her track record shows her to be one of the best. General fiction and non-fiction. Accepts email queries.
Jennifer Jackson - New York City, NY agent, no reading fees, member of AAR. Fiction specialist in all genres of commercial novel-length fiction, especially mystery, suspense, science fiction, fantasy, romance, and women's fiction.
Jenny Bent, Literary Agent - Represent literary fiction, women's commercial fiction, and popular nonfiction in the areas of health, psychology, spirituality, history, biography, and memoir.
Joelle Delbourgo Associates Inc An agency with a huge track record of sales. They have rather specific submission requirements, so check out their website before sending anything in.
John Hawkins and Associates - The company work with a wide array of authors and represent domestic and foreign book publishing rights, audio, video, and film.
*John Talbot Most areas of fiction, but NO Sci-Fi, Romance, Fantasy or Westerns. Likes a short emailed query explaining the project and the writer's credentials.
*KNI Literary Agency - We're a highly energetic, full-service literary agency, representing authors of fiction and nonfiction. Queries/submissions via email only.
*Knight Agency Romance, Women's Fiction, Religious and Self-help. ONLY accepts emailed queries. See their guidelines on their website.
Linda Roghaar Agency Almost any fiction EXCEPT Romance, Horror or Sci-Fi.
*Literary and Creative Artists Inc. Literary generalists. Looks at everything, but can be picky. Accepts emailed queries, but no attachments.
Literary and Creative Artists, Inc. - Representing authors of fiction and nonfiction for a general adult audience to commercial trade publishers. Specializes in self-help, health, spirituality, literary fiction, and other genres.
*Manus & Associates Another high-caliber agency that is willing to look at first-time writers. They love thrillers, but not horror. Emailed queries are okay as long as there are no attachments. They have several agents, so check out their website to see which one would be best for you.