In nonfiction she is looking for humor, business, self-help, lifestyle, and arts and crafts books. Cole Lanahan is actively looking for all genres of YA, all genres of adult romance, psychological suspense and thrillers. Kendyll Drilling is mostly interested in fiction for all ages. Favorite sub-genres: Contemporary Romance, Gothic Horror, Nature, YA Fantasy. Non-Fiction: LGBTQ, Pop Culture, Science. Katie Gisondi is seeking Children's Fiction, Horror, Romance, Thriller, Young Adult. Kendall Berdinsky is interested in seeing upmarket romance, book club fiction, cozy mysteries and psychological thrillers, and narrative nonfiction. Writers Are from Venus, Agents Are from MarsĪre You Ready to Contact an Agent? Take This Short Quiz and Find Out Literary Agents: The Writer's Ultimate Ambiguous Relationship When Not to Contact an Agent: What Writers Should Do During the Dead Month All of these agents are expanding their client lists. This list of over 130 agents representing sci-fi and fantasy is constantly growing. Agents Looking for Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Links and contact info provided as well as details about track records. This is a list of 26 agents looking for paranormal romance. Grad Student Freelancers Blog - weekly lists of agents looking for clients and other opportunities.Īgents Seeking Paranormal Romance Writers He also includes a lot of specific information about agents and genres that can be quite useful. Jonathan Dalar keeps a nice list of agencies located both in the US and the UK. Good places to find lists of agents and what they want: Do NOT get sucked into having your work crowdfunded, or placed before "beta readers." DO look agents up on Preditors and Editors, and on AgentQuery.
Do NOT under any circumstances pay an "agent" to read your work, or to edit it. There are a few unscrupulous people out there who claim to be agents, but who are really out to ensnare writers who are desperate to publish. Address your query to them personally and make sure you mention why you chose them.Īnd one more word - to the not-so-wise. Agents are usually swamped with requests, and that means they will use any excuse to throw your submission into the cyber trash bin. (I have also listed links to helpful posts - how to work with an agent, some of the best ways to find the right agent for you, what agents want from writers, and more.)Ī word to the wise! Before submitting anything to an agent, read their submission requirements carefully, and follow them to the letter. Believe it or not, there are agents who are anxious to find you! For your convenience I have assembled all my posts listing agents who are looking for new clients.
After you have finished your book, you will be anxious to find an agent.
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