Angie Ojeda Hazen

Agency: Lunar Literary Agency

Bio: Angie is actively looking for new projects right now and is open to queries from both new and experienced authors. Her passion has always been books. It’s a love that never fades, a feeling that wraps around us and immerses us in a world of excitement, joy, heartache, and sorrow. Through books, we find a place in our minds where reality can’t reach. Her aim is to help authors share that same passion with others, expanding their reach and presence in the book world.

Clients: Isla Davon, Mariel Pomeroy, K.L. DeVore, Lilian T. James, R.A. Smyth, I.V Ophelia, Brittney Gossin, January Rayne, Dylan Page, Genres & Specialties, General fiction, Mystery, Romance, Suspense/thriller, Fantasy/science fiction, Special Experience, Association of American Literary Agents, Editorial Director, Book Marketing Specialist, Contracts Consultant

Esty Loveing-Downes

Agency: ArtHouse Literary Agency

Sales: THIS WRETCHED DAWN (Keylight, 2025), BECAUSE OF YOU, I’M A SISTER (Doubleday, 2026), ALL THIS CAN BE TRUE (Keylight, 2025), THE FROSTY WELCOME (Apples and Honey Press, 2026), Genres & Specialties, General fiction, Romance, Fantasy/science fiction, Juvenile fiction, Children’s books

Bio: Esty Loveing-Downes is a literary agent with the ArtHouse Literary Agency. She holds a BFA in creative writing from Ringling College of Art + Design and is currently an MFA candidate in fiction at Queens University of Charlotte. Aside from serving as a daily editor for the Southern Review of Books, she joined the teams at Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency and Tobias Literary Agency before joining the ArtHouse Literary Agency team and becoming an Associate Literary Agent. Esty is looking for romance, upmarket fiction, YA, genre-blending sci-fi, picture books, and select nonfiction and literary fiction., Esty Loveing-DownesArtHouse Literary Agency ItemsMy MSWLEsty Loveing-Downes holds a BFA in creative writing from Ringling College of Art + Design and an MFA in fiction from Queens University of Charlotte. Aside from serving as a daily editor for the Southern Review of Books, she was first mentored by the teams at Jean V. Naggar Literary Agency, Inc. and Tobias Literary Agency before joining the ArtHouse Literary Agency team and becoming an Associate Literary Agent.Esty is looking forbook club or upmarket fiction, romance, genre-blending SFF, children’s picture books and MG, YA, literary fiction, and select nonfiction. She’s seeking manuscripts which center the adoptee experience, LGBTQIA+ narratives, anti-colonialist and anti-Church topics, and stories by and/or about BIPOC authors. She favors stories which either celebrate with noisy joy, or burn everything down and salt the earth.Esty is ArtHouse’s #1 fan thanks to their commitment to bold and diverse voices, and supportive environment. ArtHouse is an agency growing by leaps and bounds, and she feels so lucky to be building her list of talented artists and authors with such a stellar team. Before working in publishing, Esty worked as an inpatient pediatric LPN. At home, she has five children, three dogs, one husband, and a partridge in a pear tree.Inbook club/upmarket, Esty is looking for titles with women in STEM like LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY, updated classics like Ann Napolitano’sLittle Womenretelling, HELLO, BEAUTIFUL, and wlw knockouts with queer representation like THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF EVELYN HUGO.Insci-fi, fantasy, or speculative fictionsend work like THE NIGHT CIRCUS, magical realism like Carmen Maria Machado’s HER BODY AND OTHER PARTIES, or nonlinear, poetic work like THIS IS HOW YOU LOSE THE TIME WAR. She’d also love to see genre-blenders like LEGENDS & LATTES, romantasy with strong leads like A COURT OF THORNS AND ROSES and CHILDREN OF BLOOD AND BONE, fae stories with romance tropes like THE CRUEL PRINCE or EMILY WILDE’S ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FAIRIES, character-driven journeys like THE INVISIBLE LIFE OF ADDIE LARUE, the nonstop, spicy tension of THE WINTER KING, or the fairy tale vibes of SPINNING SILVER.Inromance and YA, Esty is looking for tropes like enemies-to-lovers, fake dating, and grumpy-sunshine like THE FLATSHARE or BEACH READ, or marriage-of-convenience stories like THE UNHONEYMOONERS. She’d love to see a fresh take on PRIDE & PREJUDICE, EMMA, or ANNE OF GREEN GABLES. If you’ve got contemporary stories with dual POVs and impossible love like THE SUN IS ALSO A STAR, or classic retellings like THESE VIOLENT DELIGHTS that include high stakes, plot tension, and compelling soulmate vibes, send those her way, too. Or accessible page-turners like THE LOVE HYPOTHESIS or ACT YOUR AGE, EVE BROWN, especially if they spotlight BIPOC main characters.Inmiddle grade, send lush prose like THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE, or the friend group vibes and captivating plot of HOLES.Inpicture books, send heartwarming titles with a BIPOC focus like EYES THAT KISS IN THE CORNERS and creative, imagination-friendly projects like DRAGONS LOVE TACOS. Authors or author-illustrators only, please.Inliterary fiction,send artful realism like THE RABBIT HUTCH, A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS, or LUSTER, the heart wrenching yearning of NORMAL PEOPLE or ARCADIA, characters challenging society like OUR MISSING HEARTS, A CHILDREN’S BIBLE, OUTLAWED, or EXIT WEST, or books like THE INCENDIARIES, ALL MY PUNY SORROWS, and SEVERANCE that examine marginalized characters, injustice, or religion. Characters examining systems of oppression through twisty plots in books like THE NICKEL BOYS, SALVAGE THE BONES, and INTERIOR CHINATOWN are welcome, and mythological retellings like Madeline Miller’s CIRCE, especially those set outside of Europe.This is a home for fresh retellings, fairy tales, and artful, rebellious prose. For a better look at the kind of titles Esty gravitates towards, scroll herPinterest boardhere.What She Doesn’t Want:Dead dogs, horror, thrillers, erotica, police/military/legal procedurals, mysteries, anything ageist/ableist/racist/misogynistic, Christian fiction, or anything where queer people die in the end.Fun facts about me:My grandfather was an immigrant who made up the spelling of my maiden name, so that’s why theeis still in Loveing.I grew up watching tons of classic and/or foreign films.I love comedy – rom-com, sit-com, standup, dark, limited series, reality, feature film, books, comics, whatever – and I very much love to laugh.I have a lot of tattoos because I belong to me. And I am very into art.Stephen King once held the door for me at Cheesecake Factory.My children are the best thing in the whole world.The first book that made me cry wasAnne of Green Gablesin the scene where Matthew Cuthbert dies.Very much a music-person.I believe what matters is people.Submission GuidelinesSubmissions should be emailed to https://querymanager.com/query/ArtHouseLitSubmissionsPlease submit all queries to us athttps://QueryManager.com/ArtHouseLitSubmissionsBOOK PITCH/SYNOPSIS –a quick overview, not a full play-by-play of the book’s plot.AUTHOR BIO– with info about your platform and media reach (for nonfiction) and info about your relevant writing background (for fiction).A TEASER– the first 3 chapters of your book in the body of the email. Attachments will not be opened.FICTION:Your manuscript must be complete before submitting, unless you’re an established, traditionally published author.NON-FICTION:Send in a submission once you have a complete book proposal and sample chapter. In your bio, make sure you tell me whyyou’rethe best person to write this book.Queries can be submitted through Query Manager only. After you submit your query through Query Manager, you will receive an automated response from us – that’s how you’ll know we’ve received your submission. If ArtHouse is interested in your project, the team will try to contact you within 60 days, requesting a partial or full manuscript, or full proposal. While we try to respond to all queries, there are times when our current workloads won’t allow for this.Please note: You should not email our personal agency addresses for manuscript and proposal submissions. Unfortunately, we will have to block all email addresses that do not adhere to this.Guidelines & DetailsVital Infoesty@arthouselit.com@estywritesWebsiteAssociate Literary AgentFiction:BIPOC Literature, Children’s, Commercial, Contemporary, Fantasy, General, LGBTQ, Literary, Magical Realism, Middle Grade, New Adult, Picture Books, Romance, Women’s Fiction, Young AdultNon-Fiction:Cultural criticism, Humor, Memoir, Relationships and familyFavorite sub-genres:#Dis, #ownvoices, Accessible Literary Fiction, Adult, African Diaspora, Asian Diaspora, BIPOC, Chick Lit, Children’s, Cross-genre, Disability, Fairytale Retellings, Fantasy Romance, High Concept, Immigrant Voices, Intersectional Feminism, LGBTQ+, Literary Fiction, MG/YA, Magic Realism, Marginalized Voices, Own Voices, Picture Book, Rom-com, Underrepresented Voices, Upmarket Fiction, Women’s Fiction, YA, book club fiction, classic retellings, coming of age, commercial, diverse and own voices, friendship stories, romantasy, stories that don’t fit neatly into a genreI’d like the next…Deesha Philyaw, Lauren Groff, Kate Bernheimer, Jhumpa Lahiri, Bonnie Jo Campbell, Colton Whitehead, Zadie Smith, Kate DiCamillo, Heather Fawcett, Erin Morgenstern, Tomi Adeyemi, V.E. Schwab, Raven Leilani, Madeline Miller, Louis Sachar, Joanna Ho, Holly Black, Katherine Applegate

Clients: Jen Michalski, Jen Fier Jasinski, Ryan Rae Harbuck, Melinda Gong, Igor Belogolovsky, Most Recent Sales / Forthcoming books, THIS WRETCHED DAWN (Keylight, 2025), BECAUSE OF YOU, I’M A SISTER (Doubleday, 2026), ALL THIS CAN BE TRUE (Keylight, 2025), THE FROSTY WELCOME (Apples and Honey Press, 2026), Genres & Specialties, General fiction, Romance, Fantasy/science fiction, Juvenile fiction, Children’s books

Cait Hoyt

Agency: CAA

Bio: Cait Hoyt is a Book Agent at leading entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA). Hoyt works in the New York office and represents many of the world’s leading activists, journalists, actors, musicians, writers, directors and producers in the publishing industry, including Will Smith, Lady Gaga, Anna Kendrick, Dustin Lance Black, Hoda Kotb, Jenna Bush, Kerry Washington, Channing Tatum, Eva Chen, Tim McGraw, DeRay Mckesson, and Jimmy Fallon. Hoyt began her career at Paradigm. She joined CAA in 2009, and in 2012 was named one of Variety’s “10 Assistants to Watch.” She was promoted to Agent in 2013 and named one of Variety’s Power Women of New York in 2016. Hoyt graduated from Muhlenberg College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and Political Science. Cait Hoyt is a Book Agent at leading entertainment and sports agency Creative Artists Agency (CAA). Hoyt works in the New York office and represents many of the world’s leading activists, journalists, actors, musicians, writers, directors and producers in the publishing industry, including Will Smith, Lady Gaga, Anna Kendrick, Dustin Lance Black, Hoda Kotb, Jenna Bush, Kerry Washington, Channing Tatum, Eva Chen, Tim McGraw, DeRay Mckesson, and Jimmy Fallon. Hoyt began her career at Paradigm. She joined CAA in 2009, and in 2012 was named one of Variety’s “10 Assistants to Watch.” She was promoted to Agent in 2013 and named one of Variety’s Power Women of New York in 2016. Hoyt graduated from Muhlenberg College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre and Political Science.

Clients: Matthew Perry, Kelly Ripa, Will Smith, Lady Gaga, Anna Kendrick, Gabrielle Union, Reese Witherspoon, Natalie Portman, Ciara & Russell Wilson, Ron Howard, Dustin Lance Black, Hoda Kotb, Jenna Bush Hager, Savannah Guthrie, Kerry Washington, Channing Tatum, Dear Evan Hansen, Eva Chen, Tim McGraw, Justin Bieber, DeRay Mckesson, Jimmy Fallon, Spike Jonze, Lauren Akins, Shaka Senghor, Cleo Wade, Kirsten Bell, Aubrey Plaza, and Chrissy Metz.

Sara Megibow

Agency: KT Literary LLC

Sales: Keep an eye open for these 2025 debut authors!, Christy Climenhage, www.ChristyClimenhage.com, Panther Anti-Racist Union, PARU, Most Recent Rights Sales, December 10, 2024, International Rights: Children’s, New York Times bestselling author Margaret Rogerson’s AN ENCHANTMENT OF RAVENS, to Kossuth (HUNGARY), by Milena Kaplarevic at Prava I Prevodi, on behalf of Sara Megibow of Megibow Literary Agency., sara@megibowliterary.com, October 7, 2024, Audio Rights, Award-winning author Jason Starr’s THE NEXT TIME I DIE, TWISTED CITY and COLD CALLER, to Kim Budnick at Tantor Media, in a three-book deal, for publication in 2025, by Helen Masvikeni and Sara Megibow at Megibow Literary Agency., Key personnel, Sara Megibow, President and Senior Literary Agent, Helen Masvikeni, Literary Agent, Matthew Valdez, Literary Agent, Aaron Bazil, Hollywood Assistant, New York Times bestseller SORCERY OF THORNS by, Margaret Rogerson, New York Times bestseller RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE by, Casey McQuiston, BLACK SUN by New York Times bestselling author, Rebecca Roanhorse, THE ONES WHO GOT AWAY by New York Times bestselling author, Roni Loren, ZERO WORLD by New York Times bestselling author, Jason M. Hough, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: The Fallbacks: Bound For Ruin by New York Times bestselling author, Jaleigh Johnson, A CHANGE OF PLACE by Hall of Fame author, Julie E. Czerneda, WYOMING MOUNTAIN INVESTIGATION by, Juno Rushdan, RELEASE THE WOLVES by, Stefan Bachmann, A TWO-PLACED HEART by, Doan Phuong Nguyen, THE CHRISTMAS YOU FOUND ME by, Sarah Morgenthaler, Trade References, I will be attending/ presenting at these upcoming events:, NYC Writers Conference, in person, NYC, January 12-17, 2025, COSine, Colorado Springs, CO, January 24-26, 2025, The 2025 Online San Diego Writing Workshop, virtual, February 7-8, 2025, The 2025 Colorado Writing Workshop, Denver, CO, March 22, 2025, 2025 ALA Annual Conference & Exhibition, Philadelphia, PA, June 26-30, 2025, 2025 NCTE Annual Convention, November 20-23, 2025, Leading Clients, My list of client is always updated, here, Most Recent Sales / Forthcoming books

Bio:, Megibow has eleven years of experience in the publishing industry. She is a graduate of Northwestern University with degrees in Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and American History. Open to new clients, Sara Megibow is a literary agent with KT Literary. Sheis the Vice President and Senior Literary Agent with kt literary out of Highlands Ranch, CO. She has worked in publishing since 2006 and represents New York Times bestselling authors including Casey McQuiston, Rebecca Roanhorse, Margaret Rogerson and Jason M. Hough. Sara specializes in launching debut authors and working on long-term career development and profit strategy with them. She is a graduate of Northwestern University with degrees in Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and American History. Always LGBTQIA+ Friendly!, Megibow has eleven years of experience in the publishing industry. She is a graduate of Northwestern University with degrees in Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and American History., Sara MegibowMegibow Literary Agency, LLCArt. Patience. Strategy.My passion as an agent is strategizing profitable long-term careers with my authors. I want clients to love the books they write and make money writing them. Crafting that kind of balance between artistic and commercial success takes communication, teamwork and a focus on “Art. Patience. Strategy.”Cheers,Sara (she/her)Member of AALA, SCBWI and SFWAAlways LGBTQIA+ Friendly!Fun facts about me:I representNew York Timesbestselling authors including:Jaleigh JohnsonJason M. HoughMargaret RogersonRebecca RoanhorseRoni LorenSubmission GuidelinesSubmissions should be emailed to saraquery@megibowliterary.comYes, I am open to queries!I represent authors who write picture books (fiction and nonfiction/ all sub-genres), middle grade (all sub-genres), young adult (all sub-genres), adult romance (all sub-genres) and science fiction/ fantasy/ horror for the adult market.To submit, please email a query letter and the first 10 pages of your manuscript along with your author website if you have one (not a deal-breaker if you don’t). Absolutely all queries will be read and will receive a response. Response time is 3-6 weeks and please note that no critiques or feedback are included in passes. I don’t accept pitches via social media, phone, mail or on any other platforms other than email. Occasionally, I do attend conferences and will listen to pitches in person – watch myPublishers Marketplace pagefor my conference schedule.For reference, here is my AALA listing:AALAA pinterest board ofPB, MG and YA books I’ve soldA pinterest board ofSF/F/H books I’ve soldA pinterest board ofRomance books I’ve soldRecent book sales as well as my travel/conference schedule are always updated on Publishers Marketplace:www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/SaraMegibow/Guidelines & DetailsVital Infosara@megibowliterary.comFacebookWebsiteAgentFavorite sub-genres:Absolutely all of them!I’d like the next…Searingly sexy contemporary romance novel!My favorites include…A recent non-client favorite wasTHE MOUNTAIN CROWN by Karin Lowachee!

Clients:, who writes adult romance, Megibow represents the New York Times best-selling authors Roni Loren, Megibow represents the New York Times best-selling authors Roni Loren, who writes adult romance, Casey McQuiston, who also writes romance, and Jason M. Hough, whose science fiction novels include ‘Zero World’. Her clients also include popular Swiss author Stefan Bachmann and erotic romance writer Tiffany Reisz., who also writes romance, and Jason M. Hough, whose science fiction novels include ‘Zero World’. Her clients also include popular Swiss author Stefan Bachmann and erotic romance writer Tiffany Reisz., Casey McQuiston, My list of client is always updated, here, Most Recent Sales / Forthcoming books, Keep an eye open for these 2025 debut authors!, Christy Climenhage, www.ChristyClimenhage.com, Panther Anti-Racist Union, PARU, Most Recent Rights Sales, December 10, 2024, International Rights: Children’s, New York Times bestselling author Margaret Rogerson’s AN ENCHANTMENT OF RAVENS, to Kossuth (HUNGARY), by Milena Kaplarevic at Prava I Prevodi, on behalf of Sara Megibow of Megibow Literary Agency., sara@megibowliterary.com, October 7, 2024, Audio Rights, Award-winning author Jason Starr’s THE NEXT TIME I DIE, TWISTED CITY and COLD CALLER, to Kim Budnick at Tantor Media, in a three-book deal, for publication in 2025, by Helen Masvikeni and Sara Megibow at Megibow Literary Agency., Key personnel, Sara Megibow, President and Senior Literary Agent, Helen Masvikeni, Literary Agent, Matthew Valdez, Literary Agent, Aaron Bazil, Hollywood Assistant

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Beth Miller

Agency: Writers House

Sales: BEST-KNOWN PROJECTS, The Girl Who Wrote in Silk, A Day Like This, Vanishing Edge, Under the Milky Way, Some Quiet Place, The Lonely Ones, Lie, Lie Again, After You Vanished MOST RECENT SALES / FORTHCOMING BOOKS, Most Recent Books:, Endless Terrors, by K.J. Sutton (Del Rey UK, February 2024), Mayluna, by Kelley McNeil (Lake Union, February 2024), Forgotten Trail, by Claire Kells (Crooked Lane, November 2023), After You Vanished, by E.A. Neeves (Disney, 2023), An Unforgiving Place, by Claire Kells (Crooked Lane, 2022), A Day Like This, by Kelley McNeil (Lake Union, November 2021), Vanishing Edge, by Claire Kells (Crooked Lane, 2021), Under the Milky Way, by Vanessa Barneveld (Entangled Teen, 2021), Lie, Lie Again, by Stacy Wise (Lake Union, 2021)

Bio: Beth Miller is a literary agent with Writers House. She says: “I joined Writers House in 2007, where I’ve been ever since, working closely with senior agent Robin Rue. I’ve had the pleasure of working with many bestselling authors in various genres, as well as the joy of building my own list, working with talented authors in romance, women’s fiction, new adult, and young adult.I’m primarily looking for young adult, romance, and women’s fiction, but I’m also open to some historical fiction and romantic fantasy. I want something that makes me forget where I am when I’m reading it, that I can’t stop thinking about after I reach the end!My favorite non-client authors include Anne Bishop, Juliet Marillier, Katherine Arden, Nora Roberts, Lauren Layne, Kristan Higgins, Susanna Kearsley, Vince Flynn, Cassandra Clare, and I also love books about horses, the Arctic, and the sea.”, Beth MillerWriters HouseBeth Miller came to publishing via a nontraditional path. A scuba diver since she was 14 and an avid lover of the sea, she went to college to study marine biology—wanting, like many other marine bio students, to work with whales and dolphins. Although a nine-week semester at sea on board a schooner and a three-month internship in Monterey, California, reinforced her love for the sea, she realized that general biology was a better choice.She then spent several years working as a DNA sequencing technician at the prestigious Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, but reading and writing called to her more and more each day. She pursued a master’s degree in literature while writing her first novel, and upon completion of the degree, turned her eye toward the publishing industry.Beth joined Writers House in 2007, where she’s been ever since, working closely with senior agent Robin Rue. She has had the pleasure of working with many bestselling authors in various genres, as well as the joy of building her own list, working with talented authors in romance, women’s fiction, new adult, and young adult.On the personal side, Beth still scuba dives whenever she can, and while she hasn’t yet hugged a whale, she did get to rub beluga whales’ tongues while she interned at the NY Aquarium. She also has a fascination for all things Scottish (including, but not limited to, men in kilts). She is also an author ofInto the Scottish Mist, A Star to Steer Her By,andUnder a Storm-Swept Skyunder the name Beth Anne Miller.Submission GuidelinesSubmissions should be emailed to bmillersubmissions@writershouse.comPlease email your query letter tobm****************@wr**********.comwith the first 10 pages pasted in to the email. *NO ATTACHMENTS ON INITIAL QUERY, PLEASE.*Vital Infobmiller@writershouse.comWebsiteAgentFiction:Romance, Women’s Fiction, Young AdultFavorite sub-genres:Contemporary Romance, Contemporary YA, Diversity, High-concept YA, Historical Fantasy, Literary YA, Magical Realism, Multicultural, Romantic Suspense, Upmarket Women’s Fiction, Upmarket YA, YA Historical Fantasy, YA fantasy/light sci-fi, YA thriller/mystery, historical romance, upmarket genre fictionI’d like the next…I’d love to find the next Kristan Higgins, Susanna Kearsley, Anne Bishop or Juliet Marillier on the adult side. For YA, I’d love to find the next Sarah Dessen or Jennifer E. Smith.My favorites include…My favorite movies areHow to Train Your Dragon,The Lord of the Rings,Aquaman, Wonder Woman,and pretty much anything in the Marvel Universe. My favorite TV shows (sadly, many of which are no longer on) areGame of Thrones,Outlander,Shadowhunters, Hawaii 5-0,Merlin, and all the “Chicago” TV shows.My favorite (non-client) authors include Anne Bishop, Juliet Marillier, Katherine Arden, Nora Roberts, Suzanne Brockmann, Lauren Layne, Sarina Bowen, Kristan Higgins, Susanna Kearsley, Cassandra Clare, and Jennifer E. Smith.

Clients: The Girl Who Wrote in Silk, A Day Like This, Vanishing Edge, Under the Milky Way, Some Quiet Place, The Lonely Ones, Lie, Lie Again, After You Vanished Most Recent Books:, Endless Terrors, by K.J. Sutton (Del Rey UK, February 2024), Mayluna, by Kelley McNeil (Lake Union, February 2024), Forgotten Trail, by Claire Kells (Crooked Lane, November 2023), After You Vanished, by E.A. Neeves (Disney, 2023), An Unforgiving Place, by Claire Kells (Crooked Lane, 2022), A Day Like This, by Kelley McNeil (Lake Union, November 2021), Vanishing Edge, by Claire Kells (Crooked Lane, 2021), Under the Milky Way, by Vanessa Barneveld (Entangled Teen, 2021), Lie, Lie Again, by Stacy Wise (Lake Union, 2021) Kelli Estes, Claire Kells, K.J. Sutton, Stacy Wise, Kelley McNeil, E.A. Neeves

Richard Curtis

Agency: Richard Curtis Associates, Inc.

Sales: SUB-AGENTS / RIGHTS CONTACTS, All foreign rights handled by Danny Baror of Baror International, Inc.: barorint@aol.com

Bio:, Richard Curtis Associates, Inc. is a leading agency in science fiction and fantasy, romance, and commercial fiction and nonfiction. Richard Curtis is also founder of e-reads (www.ereads.com), an online publisher of out of print books in electronic and print formats., Founder, owner and president of Richard Curtis Associates, Inc. Studied at the University of Wyoming (where he got an M.A. in American Studies) and Syracuse University (where he received a B.A. in American Studies). He began his career as foreign rights manager for the Scott Meredith Literary Agency. He worked as a freelance author and was a regular columnist for the sci-fi fanzine Locus in the 1980s. He unveiled the first independent e-book publisher E-Reads which began reissuing a catalogue of previously published titles electronically. From here, Richard also began to blog about authorship, publishing and the future of digital media. He became the inaugural president of the Independent Literary Agents Association and the president of the Association of Authors’ Representatives. He also represented the Science Fiction Writers of America and received the Romance Writers of American Industry Award for Distinguished Service to Authors. Richard lives in Manhattan with his wife and two children., Founder, owner and president of Richard Curtis Associates, Inc. Studied at the University of Wyoming (where he got an M.A. in American Studies) and Syracuse University (where he received a B.A. in American Studies). He began his career as foreign rights manager for the Scott Meredith Literary Agency. He worked as a freelance author and was a regular columnist for the sci-fi fanzine Locus in the 1980s. He unveiled the first independent e-book publisher E-Reads which began reissuing a catalogue of previously published titles electronically. From here, Richard also began to blog about authorship, publishing and the future of digital media. He became the inaugural president of the Independent Literary Agents Association and the president of the Association of Authors’ Representatives. He also represented the Science Fiction Writers of America and received the Romance Writers of American Industry Award for Distinguished Service to Authors. Richard lives in Manhattan with his wife and two children. Open to new clients

Clients:, William Christie, Hester Mundis, Pamela Sargent, Marti Rulli, Garrett Oliver, John Bellairs, Ammiel Hirsch, D.J. MacHale, Dawn Cook, Paul Di Filippo, Gregory T. Lombardo, Jana Klauer, Beverly Barton, Eric Nylund, Lawrence Dudley, Ralph Helfer, S.F. Tomajczyk and Stanley Turecki., Stephen Dando-Collins, Steven L. Kent, Laura Kinsale, All foreign rights handled by Danny Baror of Baror International, Inc.: barorint@aol.com Brief letter queries accompanied by SASE addressed to Richard Curtis Associates, Inc., 171 East 74th Street, New York, NY 10021. No email or fax queries., Alexandra Lebenthal, Dave Bossert, Kim Harrison, Scott Thorson, Rhonda Mason, Janet Dailey, Cynthia M. Bulik, David Dubal, Emily Gee, John Altman, Steven R. Boyett, Jillian Stone, Dan Simmons, Matt Braun, Ken Mitchroney, Greg Bear, Harlan Ellison, G.A. McKevett, Gunnar Hansen, Philip Jett, Mil Nicholson, Linda Ladd, Ray Garton, Dave Grossman, Colin Cotterill, John Altman, Richard Baker, Beverly Barton, Greg Bear, John Bellairs, Dave Bossert, Steven R. Boyett, Matt Braun, Cynthia M. Bulik, Peter Hathaway Capstick, William Christie, Dawn Cook, Colin Cotterill, Janet Dailey, Stephen Dando-Collins, Paul Di Filippo, David Dubal, Lawrence Dudley, Harlan Ellison, Gwen Florio, Ray Garton, Emily Gee, Dave Grossman, Gunnar Hansen, Kim Harrison, Ralph Helfer, Ammiel Hirsch, Philip Jett, Beth Kaplan, Nicholas Kaufmann, Steven L. Kent, Laura Kinsale, Jana Klauer, Kris Lackey, Linda Ladd, Alexandra Lebenthal, Gregory T. Lombardo, D.J. MacHale, Rhonda Mason, G.A. McKevett, Ken Mitchroney, Hester Mundis, Mil Nicholson, John Norman, Eric Nylund, Garrett Oliver, Yosef Reinman, Marti Rulli, Pamela Sargent, Dan Simmons, James Stevens-Arce, Jillian Stone, Scott Thorson, S.F. Tomajczyk and Stanley Turecki., James Stevens-Arce, Yosef Reinman, Gwen Florio, Beth Kaplan, John Norman, Nicholas Kaufmann, Richard Baker, Peter Hathaway Capstick, Kris Lackey

Gordon Warnock

Agency: Fuse Literary

Sales: MY BIG, FAT DESI WEDDING by Prerna Pickett (January 2024)LIES WE TELL OURSELVES by Steena Holmes (January 2024)WHERE BUTTERFLIES WANDER by Suzanne Redfearn (February 2024)THE PERFECT SECRET by Steena Holmes (February 2024)ANGELINE by Anna Quin (paperback, March 2024)THE OFF SEASON by Amber Cowie (May 2024)FIND ME IN CALIFORNIA by Kerry Lonsdale (June 2024)FOREIGN SEED by Allison Alsup (June 2024)WE DON’T HAVE TIME FOR THIS by Brianna Craft (July 2024)A GOOD INDIAN GIRL by Mansi Shah (Canada, August 2024)A GOOD INDIAN GIRL by Mansi Shah (US, September 2024)TWO GOOD MEN by S.E. Redfearn (October 2024) Film/TV: ddeuble@independentartistgroup.comForeign: heather@barorint.comForeign Graphic Novels: lora@lorafountain.com

Bio:, Gordon completed his English degree, with a focus on Creative and Professional Writing, with the California State University Sacramento. He later went onto work for Andrea Hurst Literary Management as a Senior Literary Agent before leaving the agency to establish his own. In 2013, Gordon partnered with Laurie McLean and co-founded Fuse Literary, originally entitled Foreword Literary., Gordon Warnock is a literary agent with and a founding partner at Fuse Literary (formerly Foreword). He is a founding partner at Fuse Literary representing New York Times bestsellers and debut authors alike. He seeks to amplify historically marginalized voices and grow sustainable, long-term writing careers with an eye on actively creating change in the publishing industry and the culture as a whole. His years of experience as a senior agent, marketing director, editor for independent publishers, publishing consultant, and author coach inform his approach as a comprehensive business partner through the many lives of a book and the many stages of an author’s career. He frequently teaches workshops and gives keynote speeches at conferences and MFA programs in the US and Canada. He is an honors graduate of CSUS with a degree in Creative and Professional Writing.With a zest for fresh, new voices and a deep love of the classics, Gordon actively seeks out both the timely and the timeless. In that spirit, he establishes involved, long-term working relationships with talented and dedicated authors of many genres. For a better idea of what he represents, he often posts about his clients on Twitter., Gordon completed his English degree, with a focus on Creative and Professional Writing, with the California State University Sacramento. He later went onto work for Andrea Hurst Literary Management as a Senior Literary Agent before leaving the agency to establish his own. In 2013, Gordon partnered with Laurie McLean and co-founded Fuse Literary, originally entitled Foreword Literary. Open to new clients, I representNew York Timesbestsellers and debut authors alike, specializing in adult suspense fiction, socially responsible nonfiction, and graphic novels for all ages. As a founding partner of Fuse Literary, I seek to amplify historically marginalized voices and grow sustainable, long-term writing careers as we actively create the change we want to see in the publishing industry. From hands-on editorial to career coaching to rights management, I believe that a good agent should be a true business partner through the many lives of a book and the many stages of an author’s career. Visitour websitefor more information. I represent New York Times bestsellers and debut authors alike, specializing in adult suspense fiction, socially responsible nonfiction, and graphic novels for all ages. As a founding partner of Fuse Literary, I seek to amplify historically marginalized voices and grow sustainable, long-term writing careers as we actively create the change we want to see in the publishing industry. From hands-on editorial to career coaching to rights management, I believe that a good agent should be a true business partner through the many lives of a book and the many stages of an author’s career. Visit our website for more information.

Clients:, Allison Alsup, Anne Belov, Brian Boxer Wachler M.D., Kyle Cassidy, Tanya Chernov, Amber Cowie, Brianna Craft, Joan of Dark, Patricia V. Davis, Mike Dawson, Nan DeMars, Sachi Ediriweera, Trevor Henderson, Gamal Hennessy, Steena Holmes, Steve Horton, Joseph Illidge, Lindsay Istace, Lorrie Kim, Karen Knotts, Louise Lewis, Kerry Lonsdale, Jorjeana Marie, MariNaomi, Julie Mulhern, Ken E. Nwadike Jr., Anna Quinn, Richard Read, Suzanne Redfearn, Mansi Shah, Pat Sinclair, Mac Smith, Zack Soto, Sam Tallent, Robert V. Taylor, Jenn Woodall, Helen Wrath, Gordon and Fuse Literary’s impressive client list is available on the agency’s website.representing New York Times bestsellers and debut authors alike

Rick Richter

Agency: Aevitas Creative Management

Bio:, Rick Richter is a literary agent and partner with Aevitas Creative Management. He represents or (co-represents) numerous recent New York Times bestselling authors in both the adult and children’s markets, including the estate of Albert Einstein for the #1 bestselling series Max Einstein, Rolling Stone journalist Andy Greene for The Office: The Untold Story of the Greatest Sitcom of the 2000s, Sgt. Travis Mills and Marcus Brotherton for Tough as They Come, Marc and Angel Chernoff for Getting Back to Happy, Grace Byers for I Am Enough, and the estate of Muhammad Ali for Becoming Muhammad Ali.Richter spent over a decade on Simon & Schuster’s Executive Committee as President, Children’s Book Division and President of Sales and Distribution, and brings a wide range of publishing and media expertise to his role at Aevitas. His areas of interest include self-help, pop culture, memoir, history, thriller, true crime, political and social issues, narrative food writing, and faith. He has deep experience and interest in children’s books, having overseen two of the nation’s top children’s publishers: Simon & Schuster and Candlewick Press., Rick spent over a decade on Simon & Schuster’s Executive Committee as President, Children’s Book Division and President of Sales and Distribution, and brings a wide range of publishing and media expertise to his role at Aevitas. He has deep experience and interest in children’s books, having overseen two of the nation’s top children’s publishers: Simon & Schuster and Candlewick Press. Open to new clients,

Clients: Chris and Emily Norton, Jeffrey H. Jackson, Andy Greene, The Estate of Albert Einstein, Tim Sommer, Tom Booth, William J. Kole, Kim Mager, Greg Presto, JR and Vanessa Ford, John Bainbridge, Michael Relth, Amanda Marrone, Michael Emberley, john bainbridge, sheryl berk, tom booth, barbara bottner, marcus brotherton, marc chernoff, angel chernoff, geoff edgers, michael emberley, margaret greanais, andy greene, michael hendrix, barry jackson, jeffrey h. jackson, alan katz, neil lane, amanda marrone, ssg travis mills, malcolm mitchell, chris norton, emily norton, panos panay, michael relth, david ricciardi, isaiah stephens, melanie sumrow, leah tinari, allison varnes, sean fay wolfe, Isaiah Stephens, The Estate of Elvis Presley, Michael Hendrix, Barry Jackson, Peter Guralnick, Aaron Mahnke, Alan Katz, Allison Varnes, Amanda Craig, Amanda Marrone, Andy Greene, Barry Jackson, Chris and Emily Norton, Dan Goldman, David Ricciardi, Erin Kimmerle, Geoff Edgers, Greg Presto, Isaiah Stephens, JR and Vanessa Ford, James Hibberd, Jeffrey H. Jackson, Jessica Radloff, John Bainbridge, Kim Mager, Kyle Buchanan, Leah Tinari, Malcolm Mitchell, Marc and Angel Chernoff, Marcus Brotherton, Margaret Greanais, Mary Jane Begin, Melanie Sumrow, Michael Emberley, Michael Hendrix, Michael Relth, Michael and Ava Gardner, Molly Webster, Neil Lane, Neil Tomba, PBS, Paige Wetzel, Pan Cooke, Panos Panay, Peter Guralnick, Real Sports Entertainment Network, Rebecca Kling, Rob Barnett, SSG Travis Mills, Sean Fay Wolfe, Shawn Peters, Sheryl Berk, The Estate of Albert Einstein, The Estate of Elvis Presley, The Estate of Muhammad Ali, Tim Sommer, Tom Booth, William J. Kole, Real Sports Entertainment Network, Molly Webster, Amanda Craig, James Hibberd, Melanie Sumrow, Paige Wetzel, Jessica Radloff, Neil Tomba, Rob Barnett, Marc and Angel Chernoff, Mary Jane Begin, Shawn Peters, Marcus Brotherton, Sean Fay Wolfe, Erin Kimmerle, Kyle Buchanan, Geoff Edgers, Aaron Mahnke, Malcolm Mitchell, PBS, Allison Varnes, David Ricciardi, SSG Travis Mills, Sheryl Berk, Leah Tinari, Michael and Ava Gardner, Margaret Greanais, Neil Lane, Dan Goldman, Rebecca Kling, Pan Cooke, The Estate of Muhammad Ali, Alan Katz, Panos Panay

Brent Taylor

Agency: Triada US Literary Agency

Bio:, After graduating from university, Brent Taylor worked for two years at The Bent Agency in New York. During this period and for a short time after, Brent also worked as an editor for a leading teen fiction website. In late 2014, Brent joined the Triada US Literary Agency and he is now actively building his own list of clients., Brent TaylorTriada USI am actively looking for new clients in the following genres and categories.As a reader, I have an appreciation for both commercial and literary fiction, and often find myself falling in love with books that possess the best elements of both: books that have commercial concepts, that will appeal to a wide audience, and are written in prose that is layered with emotion. I am the type of reader who cannot leave the bookstore without getting something from almost every single department.Picture Books:While I continue to represent picture books written by current clients, I am not currently seeking new clients who are solely picture book authors.Middle Grade:I love a wide range of middle grade, and the best way to describe what I’m looking for is to tell you about my favorite middle grade novels:Keeperby Kathi Appelt,The Best Manby Richard Peck,The Penderwicksby Jeanne Birdsall, andThe Girl Who Drank the Moonby Kelly Barnhill. Some of my middle grade clients include Newbery Honor author Rajani LaRocca;New York Times-bestselling author Sayantani DasGupta; best-selling author K.R. Alexander; and award-winning author Rex Ogle. I’m open to both literary books that are awards contenders and commercial books with bestseller potential. I love books with summertime or Halloween settings, paranormal/supernatural, horror, mysteries/thrillers, fantasy, series, or unique and inventive formats. Above all, I’m looking for middle grade that is fresh and feels like it’s never been done before.Young Adult:In young adult, I’m primarily seeking genre fiction: mysteries/thrillers, horror, speculative, fantasy. I’m open to sci-fi but it should be more “5 minutes into the future” than space opera. I’m also open to realistic fiction and romance, if it has a strong concept that I haven’t seen before. I love boarding school settings.Graphic Novels:I’m open to graphic novels for all ages, but especially MG and YA. Some of my graphic novel clients include Balazs Lorinczi, Sophie Li, Tori Sharp, Rex Ogle (and his pen name Rey Terciero), Bre Indigo, Eric Gapstur, Mike Amante, and Marker Snyder.Adult:During the first decade of my career, I primarily focused on children’s and YA books, but I am now looking to work on more adult fiction in the following genres.Romance: I love romance novels that have a concept or premise that I’ve never seen before. I love romance with speculative or paranormal elements, likeMy Roommate is a Vampireby Jenna Levine,The Ex Hexby Erin Sterling, andThe Very Secret Society of Irregular Witchesby Sangu Mandanna. I’d love to represent a romance book that feels like a Hallmark movie set in a Halloweentown world. I’m also seeking LGBTQ romance, sports romance, military romance (fun fact: I’m an army husband!), and fantasy romance.Fantasy: I would love to represent more cozy fantasy, cozy romantasy, and regular romantasy. I also love high-stakes fantasy that’s beautifully written. I love books about the fae and court politics.Thrillers: I’m looking for all types of thrillers, from upmarket/literary (think Tana French) to commercial (think Freida McFadden). Think of me for books that are comparable to S.A. Cosby, Chris Pavone, David McCloskey, Lucy Foley, and T.J. Newman.Mysteries: I’d love to represent books similar toEvery Time I Go On Vacation, Someones Diesby Catherine Mack,The Thursday Murder Clubby Richard Osman, andThe Maidby Nita Prose.Horror: I’m looking for all subgenres of horror. I love the authors Grady Hendrix, Stephen Graham Jones, and Paul Tremblay.Beach Reads: I am an Elin Hilderbrand superfan. No, seriously—I own all the ornaments and I take my “I Read Elin” tote bag on every vacation. I would just die of happiness to represent books like hers—beach reads that are so artistically excellent, smart, and have a mass appeal.LGBTQ Literary Fiction: I love a wide range of literary fiction, but I’m most passionate about and interested in representing literary fiction with an LGBTQ focus. Recent favorites includeIn Memoriamby Alice Winn;A Little Lifeby Hanya Yanagihara;On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeousby Ocean Vuong; andThe Song of Achillesby Madeline Miller.Previously self-published: I’m open to taking on clients who have been previously self-published but are looking to sell their rights to a traditional publisher.Subsidiary Rights Management:In addition to my role as an agent, I founded Triada US’s audio and foreign rights department. I am open to taking on clients (including self-published authors) specifically for subsidiary rights management. If you are querying me for potential subsidiary rights management, please include a description of the book, your biography, sales figures, and any other pertinent information in the body of the message.Submission GuidelinesSubmissions should be emailed to brent@triadaus.comI am accepting submissions via QueryManager:http://QueryManager.com/BrentTaylorUnsolicited queries sent to my email address will be deleted unread.Guidelines & DetailsVital Infobrent [at] triadaus com@btaylorbooksWebsite(Assistant) Literary Agent, Agent, Associate Literary Agent, Junior agentFiction:Action/Adventure, BIPOC Crime Fiction, BIPOC Literature, BIPOC Mystery, BIPOC Thriller, Bookclub, Caribbean Literature, Children’s, Commercial, Contemporary, Crime, Domestic Thriller, Erotica, Family Saga, Fantasy, Folklore, General, Gothic, Graphic Novel, Horror, Humor, LGBTQ, Literary, Magical Realism, Middle Grade, Military, Mystery, New Adult, Picture Books, Poetry, Psychological Thriller, Romance, Romcom, South Asian Literature, South East Asian Literature, Speculative, Speculative Literary, Thriller, Upmarket Speculative, Women’s Fiction, Young AdultNon-Fiction:Biography, Cookbooks, Crafts/DIY, History, Humor, Illustrated, Journalism, LGBTQ, Memoir, Pop Culture, Psychology, Science, Sports, Travel, True CrimeFavorite sub-genres:”Big Idea/Think”, #Dis, #ownvoices, #wndb, ‘big think’, 1800s+ historical, AAPI Fantasy, AAPI Horror, AAPI Sci-Fi, Absolutely all of them!, Accessible Literary Fiction, Action-Adventure, Adult, Adult Horror, Adult Rom Com, Adult Romantasy, Adult SFF, Adventure, African Diaspora, African Fantasy, African Sci-Fi, Africanfuturism, Amateur Sleuth Mysteries, Apocalyptic, Artificial Intelligence, Asian American Literature, Asian Diaspora, Asian Fantasy, Asian Horror, Asian Sci-Fi, Author-Illustrator, Author-Illustrators, BIPOC, BIPOC Fantasy, BIPOC Horror, BIPOC Mystery, BIPOC Sci-Fi, Beauty, Beginning Readers, Book Club, California, Caribbean Literature, Category Romance, Character-Driven Horror, Chick Lit, Chicklit, Children’s, Children’s and Young Adult Fiction and Nonfiction, Classic retellings with BIPOC characters, Commercial MG, Commercial Women’s Fiction, Commercial YA, Commercial adult fiction, Commercial and Literary, Complicated Relationships, Contemporary Fantasy, Contemporary Romance, Contemporary YA, Contemporary Young Adult, Cozy Fantasy, Cozy Mystery, Cozy mysteries, Crime & Thriller, Crime Fiction, Cross-genre, Dark Female Friendships, Dark Humor, Dark topics with a light touch, Detective, Disability, Diverse Protagonists, Diversity, Domestic Fiction, Domestic Suspense, Domestic Suspense/Thriller, Dystopia, Dystopian, East Asian Literature, Epistolary, Fabulism, Fairytale Retellings, Family Drama, Fantasy, Fantasy Grounded in Reality, Fantasy Romance, Fantasy YA, Fashion, Female Friendships, Folklore, Found Families, Funny MG, Gothic, Gothic Fantasy, Gothic Horror, Graphic Novels, Graphic Novels (for all ages), High Concept, High-Concept Literary Commercial Fiction, High-concept YA, High-concept YA/MG, Historical RomCom, Illustrators and Author/Illustrators, Immigrant Experiences, Immigrant Voices, Indigenous Futurism, Indigenous Sciences, LGBT YA, LGBTQ Contemporary, LGBTQ Romance, LGBTQ+, LGBTQ+ Fantasy, LGBTQ+ Sci-Fi, LGBTQ+ rom coms, LGBTQIA, LGBTQIAP, Literary Crossover, Literary Fiction, Literary MG, Literary Middle Grade, Literary Thriller, Literary YA, Literary YA & MG, Literary YA/MG, MG, Magic, Magic Realism, Middle Grade, Military, New Adult, Novels in Verse, Own Voices, POC, Paranormal, Paranormal Romance, Psychological Horror, Psychological Suspense, Psychological Thrillers, Retellings, Rom-com, RomCom, Romance, Romantic Comedy, Same-Sex Romance, Steamy RomComs, Time Travel, Time Travel Romance, Upmarket Women’s Fiction, Upmarket YA, Urban Fantasy, Verse, YA, YA Contemporary, YA Contemporary Romance, YA Contemporary Romance with layers, YA Crossover, YA Fantasy, YA Historical Fantasy, YA Mystery, YA Nonfiction, YA Rom-Coms, YA RomCom, YA Romance, YA Romantasy, YA SF/F, YA Thrillers, YA fantasy/light sci-fi, YA horror, YA memoir, YA rom com, YA thriller/mystery, YA/MG graphic novel, Young Adult, action-packed graphic novels, afrofuturism, aliens, alternate history, animal fantasy, award-winners!, bad at feelings, beach reads, body horror, book club fiction, campus novel, character-focused fiction, character-focused stories, children’s diversity, children’s graphic novels, classic retellings, comedy, coming of age, commercial, commercial middle grade, commerical, commerical women’s fiction, contemp, contemporary, contemporary MG, contemporary middle grade, contemporary women’s fiction, court intrigue, crime, crossover, crossover adult, crossover appeal, dark academia, dark fantasy, diverse, diverse and own voices, diverse heroines, diverse voices, domestic thrillers, dramedy, enemies to lovers, epistolary novels, erotic romance, fairy tales, family saga, family stories, fantasy of manners, found family, friendship, friendship stories, ghost story, gothic romance, high concept fiction, historical romance, horror, immigration, indigenous futurisms, literary mystery, literary suspense, queer, queer horror, rivals to lovers, rom-coms, romantacy, romantasy, romantic New Adult, romantic fantasy, upmarket/book club with female protagonistI’d like the next…, Brent Taylor is a literary agent with Triada U.S. Literary Agency. His tastes can best be described as upmarket: stories that are extremely well-written, robust with emotion, and appeal to a wide, commercial audience. He is seeking new clients in the following categories: picture book (author-illustrators only; text-only manuscripts will not be considered); middle grade; young adult; graphic novels; and adult fiction (fantasy; romance; beach reads; thrillers; LGBTQ fiction)., After graduating from university, Brent Taylor worked for two years at The Bent Agency in New York. During this period and for a short time after, Brent also worked as an editor for a leading teen fiction website. In late 2014, Brent joined the Triada US Literary Agency and he is now actively building his own list of clients. Open to new clients

Clients:, Eric Geron, Rena Rossner, Sayantani DasGupta, Rex Ogle, Newbery Honoree Rajani LaRocca, #1 New York Times-bestselling author Hannah Nicole Maehrer, New York Times-bestselling author Aurora Ascher, New York Times-bestselling author Jason June, New York Times-bestselling author Sayantani DasGupta, Genres & Specialties, General fiction, Mystery, Romance, Suspense/thriller, Fantasy/science fiction, Juvenile fiction, Key personnel, Uwe Stender, President, Brent Taylor, Senior Agent, Laura Crockett, Senior Agent + Foreign Rights Manager, Amelia Appel, Literary Agent, Ashley Reisinger, Assistant Literary Agent, Louie Zong, Eric Gapstur, Suzanne Park, Cynthia Ellingsen, K. D. Halbrook, Isabel Galupo, Aya Khalil, Phil Stamper, L. Phillips, Juleah del Rosario, Daniel Haack, Jonathan Hillman, Rajani LaRocca, Jason June, Alex R. Kahler, Dee Romito, Tori Sharp, Aleksandra Ross, Phil Stamper, Eric Gapstur, Rex Ogle, Jonathan Hillman, Rajani LaRocca, Eric Geron, Tori Sharp, Sayantani DasGupta, Jason June, Juleah del Rosario, Aleksandra Ross, K. D. Halbrook, Moe Bonneau, Rena Rossner, L. Phillips, Daniel Haack, Isabel Galupo, Dee Romito, Suzanne Park, Aya Khalil, Alex R. Kahler, Louie Zong, Cynthia Ellingsen, Moe Bonneau

Mary Cummings

Agency: Great River Literary

Sales: BEST-KNOWN PROJECTS, SMALL WALT books by Elizabeth Verdick HOW TO STAY INVISIBLE and I’LL HOLD YOUR HAND by Maggie Rudd BARN IN WINTER by Chambrae Griffith ONE FAMILY and WHO PUT THE COOKIES IN THE COOKIE JAR? by George Shannon TO BOLDLY GO by Angela Dalton BALLOON books (Owl and Monkey) by Ariel Bernstein YOU KNOW HOW TO LOVE by Rachel Tawil Kenyon HORUS AND THE CURSE OF EVERLASTING REGRET by Hannah Voskuil THOSE ARE NOT MY UNDERPANTS! by Melissa Martin MOST RECENT SALES / FORTHCOMING BOOKS, HOW JACKSON FOUND HIS JOY AGAIN and THE INVISIBLE STRING FAMILY CELEBRATION (Little, Brown) BEATRICE LOOKS FOR HOME (Nancy Paulsen) I WAS (Candlewick) PAINTING THE SKY WITH LOVE (Feiwel and Friends) THE MEMORY SPINNER (Delacorte) BONNIE THE BEE CHARMER AND THE FAIRE OF WORLDS (WorthyKids) NOT A SPOT TO SPOT (Wiseman S & S) YOU CAN SIT WITH ME (Feiwel & Friends) BARN IN SPRING (Cottage Door), MAKE WAY FOR HARRIET AND MAY (WorthyKids) BEFORE YOU (Abrams) SUMMER: A Solstice Story (Wiseman S & S)

Bio:, Mary attended the University of Minnesota Twin Cities for her undergraduate degree, graduating in 1973 with a BA in Art History. She undertook her first postgraduate course at the University of Michigan in 1974, graduating two years later with an MA in Asian Art History; she then undertook an MA in Arts Administration at Indiana University Bloomington, graduating in 1980. She became Education Director at The Loft Literary Centre in 1994, running the annual Festival of Children’s Literature in addition to her other responsibilities. She regularly hired Betsy Amster to teach workshops at The Loft, and in 2008 she joined Betsy’s agency, Betsy Amster Literary Associates, to capitalise on her extensive contacts and expertise in children’s literature. After this, she founded Great River Literary in 2021., Originally trained as an art historian and arts administrator, Mary Cummings has served in executive and curatorial capacities in several art museums; a folkdance center; and a literary organization: The Loft Literary Center, where, among other things, for seven years she chose presenters and topics for an annual festival of children’s literature and selected judges for the McKnight Award in children’s literature from among the nation’s top children’s book editors. She has scholarly publications, award-winning poetry for adults, plus published short stories and books for young readers. She is a painter (Japanese-inspired ink and watercolor) and brings her visual arts background to her work as a literary agent. In 2008 she joined Betsy Amster Literary Enterprises to represent books for kids and teens, leaving in 2021 to open her own agency: Great River Literary. Among her sales are board and picture books as well as chapter books and novels to such houses as Abrams; Knopf; L,B; Candlewick; Chronicle; Wiseman S & S; Philomel; Viking; Nancy Paulsen; FSG; Feiwel and Friends; Holt; Imprint; HarperCollins; Balzer & Bray; WorthyKids; Random House; Walker and others., Mary Cummings is a literary agent with Great River Literary. “Great River Literary” was the clear name choice for the new agency established by Mary Cummings in 2021, after thirteen years as an agent for books for children and teens at Betsy Amster Literary Enterprises.Except in the depths of winter, nearly every evening Mary goes down to the banks of the Mississippi River in St. Paul to see the passing scene of trees and birds, barges and boats, kids and lovers – and always the play of light on the flowing water.Mary finds great joy in helping her clients polish their stories to stand out for editors and to become books that will make a difference in kids’ lives. Before becoming a literary agent, Mary was Education Director at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis where, among other accomplishments, she curated an annual festival of children’s literature and selected judges for the McKnight Award from leading editors in children’s publishing., Mary attended the University of Minnesota Twin Cities for her undergraduate degree, graduating in 1973 with a BA in Art History. She undertook her first postgraduate course at the University of Michigan in 1974, graduating two years later with an MA in Asian Art History; she then undertook an MA in Arts Administration at Indiana University Bloomington, graduating in 1980. She became Education Director at The Loft Literary Centre in 1994, running the annual Festival of Children’s Literature in addition to her other responsibilities. She regularly hired Betsy Amster to teach workshops at The Loft, and in 2008 she joined Betsy’s agency, Betsy Amster Literary Associates, to capitalise on her extensive contacts and expertise in children’s literature. After this, she founded Great River Literary in 2021. Open to new clients

Clients:, Patrice Karst, Maggie Rudd, Dawn Young, Rachel Tawil Kenyon, Elizabeth Verdick, Loretta Ellsworth, J.Theron Elkins, Karen Briner, Hannah Voskuil see greatriverliterary.com HOW JACKSON FOUND HIS JOY AGAIN and THE INVISIBLE STRING FAMILY CELEBRATION (Little, Brown) BEATRICE LOOKS FOR HOME (Nancy Paulsen) I WAS (Candlewick) PAINTING THE SKY WITH LOVE (Feiwel and Friends) THE MEMORY SPINNER (Delacorte) BONNIE THE BEE CHARMER AND THE FAIRE OF WORLDS (WorthyKids) NOT A SPOT TO SPOT (Wiseman S & S) YOU CAN SIT WITH ME (Feiwel & Friends) BARN IN SPRING (Cottage Door), MAKE WAY FOR HARRIET AND MAY (WorthyKids) BEFORE YOU (Abrams) SUMMER: A Solstice Story (Wiseman S & S) SMALL WALT books by Elizabeth Verdick HOW TO STAY INVISIBLE and I’LL HOLD YOUR HAND by Maggie Rudd BARN IN WINTER by Chambrae Griffith ONE FAMILY and WHO PUT THE COOKIES IN THE COOKIE JAR? by George Shannon TO BOLDLY GO by Angela Dalton BALLOON books (Owl and Monkey) by Ariel Bernstein YOU KNOW HOW TO LOVE by Rachel Tawil Kenyon HORUS AND THE CURSE OF EVERLASTING REGRET by Hannah Voskuil THOSE ARE NOT MY UNDERPANTS! by Melissa Martin, Mary’s full client list is on the Great River Literary website.

Alice Brinkman

Agency: Alice Brinkman Literary Agency

Bio: Alice Brinkman is a literary agent with and the founder of the Alice Brinkman Literary Agency. She says: “Three things that may help writers, agents, and publishers know me: I love writing. I love research, I love reading. This is who I am and why I started my literary agency. First, it is the perfect job for me. I taught elementary school and high school English for almost 23 years in the public sector. During my time teaching at the high school level, my favorite curriculum was teaching literature, poetry, and creative writing. I was also the advisor for the newspaper for ten years. I have been very fortunate to have been able to pursue and nurture my passion for writing, reading and teaching English but I knew the transition to becoming a literary agent would be a natural one for me. So, in 2019 right before the pandemic hit, I created my agency. I have not looked back. I am one agent, with one editor in New York who is a recent graduate from Columbia School of Journalism. She works remote for three magazines copy writing and editing. We read everything. My agency gets submissions every week. I have signed several clients and I am working every day to find a perfect fit for them.While it is true, I don’t have 25 years of experience, nor do I have a list of writers that I have helped obtain six figure advances. I am not embarrassed by that fact because like my writers who submit to me they are only hoping to get signed by an agent. I have to do the rest of the work to convince a publisher to read their material, no easy task by any stretch of the imagination. Rome was not built in a day right? I am hopeful and keep my nose to the grindstone. It will happen, just like it did for all those other agencies out there who started out twenty-five years ago. Like me, they may have started out from their dining room table alone with one editor too. I work from my computer wherever I am. This is all part of the dream, and I am beyond grateful to be doing it. I have been asked to include some information about myself and so I apologize for the length of this page.Another fact is thatI am a novice in this endeavor, however, I am also a highly qualified former educator. I hold a Bachelors in English Literature from the University of California, San Diego, a Masters of Arts in Education Studies from the University of California, San Diego, and a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from National University. I worked full time while at National University to pay my bills like most in class/online students. It took me three and a half years to obtain that degree. I know that there are plenty of people who question the rigor or veracity of this learning institution but it was one of the proudest moments of my life when I obtained that degree. Namely because I finished a novel I had been wanting to write even before I entered elementary school, and I finally did it. I have been asked why I have never pitched it to anyone, the truth is I have been editing and rewriting it for the last nine years. No regrets, I was too busy teaching at the time, advising students, and traveling with students across Europe. I am writing a book right now in my spare time. Ha! I don’t have spare time, I am in no hurry, it is a pleasure when I can fit it in. Let’s see what else, I am married, have one son. I travel to Europe twice a year to my little home in Italy where I can read without many interruptions.My career now, post teaching, is committed to finding publishing contracts for my clients. My website focuses on the business side of my agency. That is why I did not include my bio on my website and because I am a very private person. I enjoy spending time with my books and reading more than having a full social calendar. I am a writer, currently working writing chapters when I am not reading manuscripts. I am a dreamer, and I believe wholeheartedly in what the writers who send me their writing are doing, trying to make their dreams come true. I am trying to help them achieve that dream.My promise is that I will get their work out into the publishing universe, the rest hinges on their writing. I work very hard like the majority of agents and editors in this business, maybe more because my clients want to know I can make this happen for them. Unfortunately, as I said before, I will do all I can but the writing will be what makes the publishers want to sign them. Yes, it would be nice to be a huge success as a literary agent but everything I have ever wanted in my life has been because of determination, never giving up, and always staying hopeful and positive. That is it. I hope this long, boring bio satisfies the curiosity of anyone who wants to know who Alice Brinkman is. Most will discover that it is not that different or special from anyone else but I am definitely someone you can count on to work hard sending your writing into the hands of those that really can make dreams come true. Now go on writers, back to work. Write on!!! Alice Brinkman.”, Alice Brinkman is a literary agent with and the founder of the Alice Brinkman Literary Agency. She says: “Three things that may help writers, agents, and publishers know me: I love writing. I love research, I love reading. This is who I am and why I started my literary agency. First, it is the perfect job for me. I taught elementary school and high school English for almost 23 years in the public sector. During my time teaching at the high school level, my favorite curriculum was teaching literature, poetry, and creative writing. I was also the advisor for the newspaper for ten years. I have been very fortunate to have been able to pursue and nurture my passion for writing, reading and teaching English but I knew the transition to becoming a literary agent would be a natural one for me. So, in 2019 right before the pandemic hit, I created my agency. I have not looked back. I am one agent, with one editor in New York who is a recent graduate from Columbia School of Journalism. She works remote for three magazines copy writing and editing. We read everything. My agency gets submissions every week. I have signed several clients and I am working every day to find a perfect fit for them.While it is true, I don’t have 25 years of experience, nor do I have a list of writers that I have helped obtain six figure advances. I am not embarrassed by that fact because like my writers who submit to me they are only hoping to get signed by an agent. I have to do the rest of the work to convince a publisher to read their material, no easy task by any stretch of the imagination. Rome was not built in a day right? I am hopeful and keep my nose to the grindstone. It will happen, just like it did for all those other agencies out there who started out twenty-five years ago. Like me, they may have started out from their dining room table alone with one editor too. I work from my computer wherever I am. This is all part of the dream, and I am beyond grateful to be doing it. I have been asked to include some information about myself and so I apologize for the length of this page.Another fact is thatI am a novice in this endeavor, however, I am also a highly qualified former educator. I hold a Bachelors in English Literature from the University of California, San Diego, a Masters of Arts in Education Studies from the University of California, San Diego, and a Masters of Fine Arts in Creative Writing from National University. I worked full time while at National University to pay my bills like most in class/online students. It took me three and a half years to obtain that degree. I know that there are plenty of people who question the rigor or veracity of this learning institution but it was one of the proudest moments of my life when I obtained that degree. Namely because I finished a novel I had been wanting to write even before I entered elementary school, and I finally did it. I have been asked why I have never pitched it to anyone, the truth is I have been editing and rewriting it for the last nine years. No regrets, I was too busy teaching at the time, advising students, and traveling with students across Europe. I am writing a book right now in my spare time. Ha! I don’t have spare time, I am in no hurry, it is a pleasure when I can fit it in. Let’s see what else, I am married, have one son. I travel to Europe twice a year to my little home in Italy where I can read without many interruptions.My career now, post teaching, is committed to finding publishing contracts for my clients. My website focuses on the business side of my agency. That is why I did not include my bio on my website and because I am a very private person. I enjoy spending time with my books and reading more than having a full social calendar. I am a writer, currently working writing chapters when I am not reading manuscripts. I am a dreamer, and I believe wholeheartedly in what the writers who send me their writing are doing, trying to make their dreams come true. I am trying to help them achieve that dream.My promise is that I will get their work out into the publishing universe, the rest hinges on their writing. I work very hard like the majority of agents and editors in this business, maybe more because my clients want to know I can make this happen for them. Unfortunately, as I said before, I will do all I can but the writing will be what makes the publishers want to sign them. Yes, it would be nice to be a huge success as a literary agent but everything I have ever wanted in my life has been because of determination, never giving up, and always staying hopeful and positive. That is it. I hope this long, boring bio satisfies the curiosity of anyone who wants to know who Alice Brinkman is. Most will discover that it is not that different or special from anyone else but I am definitely someone you can count on to work hard sending your writing into the hands of those that really can make dreams come true. Now go on writers, back to work. Write on!!! Alice Brinkman.”, Hello Writers! Submissions will be closed until May 2025. Good luck with your writing. I will be open for submissions in the Spring and will announce it here when I am finished reading my current submissions. Keep the faith, keep writing! Alice It has been some time since I updated this general description about me when I first signed up to become a member of Publishers Marketplace. I did so because I was getting emails from writers wanting to know who I am and how I got here. So, I will try to keep this short.

Ernie Chiara

Agency: Fuse Literary

Sales: • THE LEGEND LIMINAL by Ren Hutchings (Stars and Sabers Publishing), • CLIMATE OF CHAOS by Cassandra Newbould (Peachtree Teen), • The, Witches of Halstett, trilogy (TONIGHT, I BURN; TONIGHT, I BLEED; TONIGHT, I BLAZE) by Katharine J. Adams (Orbit US, Orbit UK, Moa Press NZ, Hachette Australia), • REDSIGHT by Meredith Mooring (Solaris), Ghosts of Ethuran, series (KAVITHRI and CITY OF JACKALS) by Aman J. Bedi (Gollancz), • THINGS I’LL NEVER SAY by Cassandra Newbould (Peachtree Teen), • AN UNBREAKABLE WORLD by Ren Hutchings (Solaris), Most Recent Rights Sales, • R.R. Virdi’s THE FIRST BINDING and THE DOORS OF MIDNIGHT, to Fabula (Ukraine), in a two-book deal, • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Moa Press (NZ) and Hachette Australia, in a good deal, in a three-book deal, in a pre-empt, • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Hidra (Spain), in a three-book deal, • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Bragelonne (France), • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Armchair (Israel), in a three-book deal, • Aman J. Bedi’s KAVITHRI, to Eksmo (Russia), • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to AST (Russia), Genres & Specialties, General fiction, Mystery, Suspense/thriller, Fantasy/science fiction, Special Experience, • Featured agent in the Writer’s Digest, Annual Agent Roundup, of “20+ of the most sought-after and respected literary agents in the business”, • Featured interview in the Writer’s Digest July/Aug edition’s, Agent Spotlight, column, Sub-agents / Rights contacts, Film/TV:, ddeuble@independentartistgroup.com, Foreign:, heather@barorint.com

Bio: Ernie Chiara is a literary agent with Fuse Literary. He loves nothing more than getting to work with his amazing clients on the books of their dreams. Having first joined Fuse Literary as a writer and client himself, he knows what it’s like to be in the query trenches, and his goal is to be the type of agent every writer hopes to find.Prior to becoming a literary agent, Ernie was an associate agent at Fuse, an assistant to Fuse Senior Agent Tricia Skinner, and a mentor and Communications Director for the Pitch Wars writer mentorship program. A former copywriter for a Fortune 500 client, Ernie is also the founder of TBRstack.com, a platform for authors and publishing professionals to share lists of their favorite books.Outspoken about the issues of equality, both in society as a whole and as they relate to the publishing industry, Ernie values accuracy in representation and the raising of marginalized voices. He strives to be a fierce advocate for his clients and their interests, and is passionate about bringing their stories to a broader audience.In his free time, Ernie enjoys sketching and painting, whaling away on his drum kit, binge-watching the latest fantasy series, and having fun with his three amazing kids. He specializes in Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror in the Adult, Young Adult, and Middle Grade categories, as well as YA Contemporary., Ernie ChiaraFuse Literary AgencyErnie Chiarais an agent atFuse Literaryspecializing adult & young adult fantasy, science fiction, and horror, as well as speculative literary fiction, upmarket speculative, BIPOC mystery/thriller/crime fiction, and young adult contemporary.Feel free to check out his full MSWL atErnieChiara.com/MSWL. And if you want to go a little more in depth on some of his more specific MSWL items, feel free to check out his ever-expanding#MSWL twitter thread.“In every genre I represent, there are some common threads that tie together what I’m looking for. Strong writing with a distinct voice is a must for me. That’s sometimes hard to pin down, but when I see it, it jumps off the page and makes me want to keep reading. I also look for complex, multi-dimensional characters who feel real to me—I want to care deeply about what happens to them. I look for immersive, deeply woven, extraordinarily original stories with propulsive plots and richly layered worldbuilding, and I tend to gravitate toward stories that blend genres in ways I may not have seen before.”I’d love to see more projects by writers from Black, Indigenous, Latine/x, Asian, AAPI, SWANA, and African communities and their far-reaching diasporas, as well as the LGBTQIA+, trans and nonbinary, and disabled and neurodiverse communities.”Adult & YA Fantasy:I enjoy all types of fantasy—whether it’s a thought provoking contemporary story with a high-concept magical hook and a keen sense of wonder, an historical fantasy with a fresh twist and prose that leans toward literary, a retelling with a unique take on a concept that hasn’t been overdone, or an epic fantasy with immersive worldbuilding and a unique cultural perspective. I prefer stories with an underpinning of social upheaval, an anti-colonialist or anti-patriarchal message, with protagonists that are harbingers of change whose stories shed light on the greater forces at work. I’d love to see unique worldbuilding with characters and settings based on cultures and histories that are traditionally underrepresented in the genre.Adult & YA Sci-Fi:In sci-fi, I love everything from contemporary speculative to cli-fi and eco-fiction to silkpunk and solarpunk, to science fantasy to africanfuturism to space opera. I gravitate towards ambitious stories with a voice that jumps off the page—stories that push the envelope with a strong character focus, creative structures, and fresh concepts that make me sit up and take notice. I enjoy well-told, genre-blurring stories with a strong cultural lens that ask hard questions about sociopolitical change, about power imbalances and privilege, and about the impact of ideas and technologies on society. I’m drawn to unconventional upmarket voices and love to see diverse perspectives and unique takes on established tropes.Adult & YA HorrorIn horror, I’d love to see imagery that keeps me up at night, stories of psychological or supernatural revenge, and an underlying cultural or social commentary. I enjoy stories with protagonists who are not only irresistible characters, but whose voices go against the grain of the societies they inhabit. Stories that range from lighthearted and fun to dark and cynical with prose that hits that literary/commercial sweet spot. I’m looking for surreal, atmospheric horror that unpacks societal and/or personal traumas, monster reimaginings from BIPOC POVs or steeped in SWANA, Asian, or other non-western mythologies. I’m open to body horror, psychological horror, gothic, historical, and/or genre-blended with fantasy or sci-fi. I’d love to be surprised by something boundary-pushing that’s unlike anything I’ve seen before.Adult Literary & Upmarket SpeculativeI’m very selective in literary and upmarket fiction. I’m looking for diverse, inclusive adult literary with stunning prose and a touch of the inexplicable, upmarket/literary speculative fiction, upmarket/literary contemporary fantasy, and authentic magical realism with roots in the Latine/x and post-colonial tradition. Bonus points for stories rooted in multi-generational secrets or those that explore folklores or cultural mythologies.Adult BIPOC Mystery/Crime/ThrillerI’m very selective in the Crime fiction space as well. For now, I’m seeking only BIPOC voices in Mystery, Thrillers, and Crime fiction.Young Adult ContemporaryI’m looking for YA Contemporary with fully-realized characters, strong emotional beats, and clear stakes. I lean toward perspectives outside my own, and prefer stories that ask tough questions but don’t shy away from finding the humor amid the difficulties of teenage life.Submission GuidelinesTo query Ernie, please submit your query letter and the first twenty pages of your completed manuscript through the online form atQueryManager.com/ErnieChiara.Guidelines & DetailsVital Infoernie@fuseliterary.com@erniechiaraFacebookWebsiteAgentFiction:BIPOC Crime Fiction, BIPOC Mystery, BIPOC Thriller, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction, Speculative, Speculative Literary, Upmarket Speculative, Young AdultFavorite sub-genres:AAPI Fantasy, AAPI Horror, AAPI Sci-Fi, Adult Horror, African Fantasy, African Sci-Fi, Africanfuturism, Asian Fantasy, Asian Horror, Asian Sci-Fi, BIPOC, BIPOC Fantasy, BIPOC Horror, BIPOC Mystery, BIPOC Sci-Fi, BVM, Cli-Fi, Climate Fiction, Contemporary Fantasy, Epic Fantasy, High Fantasy, Historical Fantasy, Historical Fantasy; Fantasy Grounded In Reality, LGBTQ+ Fantasy, LGBTQ+ Sci-Fi, Latinx Fantasy, Latinx Horror, Latinx Sci-Fi, Low Fantasy, Magical Realism, SWANA Fantasy, SWANA Horror, SWANA Sci-Fi, Space Opera, Speculative Fiction, Urban Fantasy, YA Contemporary, YA Fantasy, YA horror, afrofuturism, romantasyI’d like the next……query I receive to be a great match!ErnieChiara.com/querying, Before joining Fuse Literary, Ernie was Communications Director for Pitch Wars, a writer mentorship program, where he was a Mentor in the Adult category. He also has over twenty years experience in the fields of business management and graphic design. Closed to Submissions, Before joining Fuse Literary, Ernie was Communications Director for Pitch Wars, a writer mentorship program, where he was a Mentor in the Adult category. He also has over twenty years experience in the fields of business management and graphic design.

Clients:, • R.R. Virdi, two-time Dragon Award finalist, Nebula Award finalist, and USA Today-bestselling author of, The First Binding, and, The Doors of Midnight, • Katharine J. Adams, Sir Julius Vogel Award finalist, New Zealand Book Award finalist, and Aotearoa-bestselling author of, Tonight, I Burn, ;, Tonight, I Bleed, ; and, Tonight, I Blaze, • Cassandra Newbould, author of, Climate of Chaos, Things I’ll Never Say, and editor of the Junior Library Guild Gold Standard awarded anthology, Every Body Shines, • Meredith Mooring, author of, Redsight, • Aman J. Bedi, author of, Kavithri, City of Jackals, • Ren Hutchings, author of, Under Fortunate Stars, An Unbreakable World, and, The Legend Liminal, Most Recent Sales / Forthcoming books, • THE LEGEND LIMINAL by Ren Hutchings (Stars and Sabers Publishing), • CLIMATE OF CHAOS by Cassandra Newbould (Peachtree Teen), • The, Witches of Halstett, trilogy (TONIGHT, I BURN; TONIGHT, I BLEED; TONIGHT, I BLAZE) by Katharine J. Adams (Orbit US, Orbit UK, Moa Press NZ, Hachette Australia), • REDSIGHT by Meredith Mooring (Solaris), Ghosts of Ethuran, series (KAVITHRI and CITY OF JACKALS) by Aman J. Bedi (Gollancz), • THINGS I’LL NEVER SAY by Cassandra Newbould (Peachtree Teen), • AN UNBREAKABLE WORLD by Ren Hutchings (Solaris), Most Recent Rights Sales, • R.R. Virdi’s THE FIRST BINDING and THE DOORS OF MIDNIGHT, to Fabula (Ukraine), in a two-book deal, • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Moa Press (NZ) and Hachette Australia, in a good deal, in a three-book deal, in a pre-empt, • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Hidra (Spain), in a three-book deal, • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Bragelonne (France), • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to Armchair (Israel), in a three-book deal, • Aman J. Bedi’s KAVITHRI, to Eksmo (Russia), • Katharine J. Adams’s TONIGHT, I BURN, to AST (Russia), Genres & Specialties, General fiction, Mystery, Suspense/thriller, Fantasy/science fiction, Special Experience, • Featured agent in the Writer’s Digest, Annual Agent Roundup, of “20+ of the most sought-after and respected literary agents in the business”, • Featured interview in the Writer’s Digest July/Aug edition’s, Agent Spotlight, column, Sub-agents / Rights contacts, Film/TV:, ddeuble@independentartistgroup.com, Foreign:, heather@barorint.com, Client list includes Fen Yik, and Asia Murphy, Client list includes Fen Yik, Katharine J. Adams, and Asia Murphy, Katharine J. Adams

Jan Baumer

Agency: Folio Literary Management

Sales: March 10, 2021 – IT’S NOT ABOUT THE MONEY, by Tasha CochranNon-fiction: Business/Investing/FinanceCo-founder of One Big Happy Life, and former Marine and single teen mom who put herself through college and Yale Law Tasha Cochran’s IT’S NOT ABOUT THE MONEY, a practical guide to help readers find their own path to wealth without having to be uber-frugal, debt-free, or sacrifice those indulgences that make them happy, to Nina Shield at Avery, in a significant deal, at auction, by Jan Baumer and Steve Troha at Folio Literary Management (world).January 11, 2021 – FIRST-HAND FOOD, by Tamar HaspelNon-fiction: NarrativeFood journalist and James Beard Award-winning Washington Post columnist Tamar Haspel’s FIRST-HAND FOOD: REDISCOVERING DINNER THROUGH PLANTS, ANIMALS, TRIAL, & ERROR, a humorous memoir that promises to change our relationship with food by helping us change how our food makes it to the dinner table, to Michelle Howry at Putnam, at auction, by Jan Baumer and Steve Troha at Folio Literary Management (world).November 12, 2020 – RADICAL INTIMACY, by Zoe KorsNon-fiction: Advice/RelationshipsResident sex and intimacy coach at Coral sexual wellness app Zoe Kors’s RADICAL INTIMACY: CULTIVATE THE DEEPLY CONNECTED RELATIONSHIPS YOU DESIRE AND THE LOVE YOU DESERVE, offering a step-by-step methodology (including hands-on exercises) for nurturing and sustaining our intimate relationships over time, to Renee Sedliar at Hachette Go, by Jan Baumer and Steve Troha at Folio Literary Management (world).

Bio:, Jan started her publishing career as an editorial assistant at Ellie-Award winning magazine Budget Living and moved on to book publishing as an acquisitions editor at HarperOne, one of the world’s leading spirituality, health & lifestyle publishers. There she acquired numerous nonfiction titles for HarperCollins including New York Times bestsellers Evidence of the Afterlife by Dr. Jeffrey Long and If You Have to Cry, Go Outside by TV personality Kelly Cutrone. After relocating to Austin in 2009, Jan served as the programming director for The Writers’ League of Texas and then as editorial director for Austin-based literary agency The Fedd Agency., Jan Baumer is a literary agent with Folio Literary Management. She says: “Enlightenment is what I am searching for and books are the vehicle. Change my perspective, make me see something from your point of view, lead me to challenge my own convictions and beliefs. Enlightenment comes in many forms – whether it’s humor, new ideas on parenting, spirituality, business, diet, health, mindfulness, exercise, or helping others through sharing your own story with powerful prose. I am looking for authors who are measurable experts in their field (i.e., impressively credentialed or come with a built-in following) and are looking to change minds, change the world, and change the way people think, interact, and live day-to-day.I started my publishing career as an editorial assistant at Ellie-Award winning magazine Budget Living and moved on to book publishing as an acquisitions editor at HarperOne, one of the world’s leading spirituality, health & lifestyle publishers. There I worked with authors ranging from presidential candidate Marianne Williamson to America’s Next Top Model judge Kelly Cutrone to Near Death Experience expert Jeffery Long, MD. In January 2019, I joined Folio Literary Management as an agent and love marrying my editorial background with my intuition for commercial viability while helping my authors craft the perfect proposal for the market.My interests as an agent are largely nonfiction, specifically spirituality, religion, self-help, health & wellness, parenting, memoir, and business with a spirituality or self-help angle. I am also open to allegorical fiction, but it must have a literary voice and an author with the writing credentials to pull it off.”, Jan started her publishing career as an editorial assistant at Ellie-Award winning magazine Budget Living and moved on to book publishing as an acquisitions editor at HarperOne, one of the world’s leading spirituality, health & lifestyle publishers. There she acquired numerous nonfiction titles for HarperCollins including New York Times bestsellers Evidence of the Afterlife by Dr. Jeffrey Long and If You Have to Cry, Go Outside by TV personality Kelly Cutrone. After relocating to Austin in 2009, Jan served as the programming director for The Writers’ League of Texas and then as editorial director for Austin-based literary agency The Fedd Agency. Closed to Submissions, Jan Baumer is a literary agent with Folio Literary Management. She says: “Enlightenment is what I am searching for and books are the vehicle. Change my perspective, make me see something from your point of view, lead me to challenge my own convictions and beliefs. Enlightenment comes in many forms – whether it’s humor, new ideas on parenting, spirituality, business, diet, health, mindfulness, exercise, or helping others through sharing your own story with powerful prose. I am looking for authors who are measurable experts in their field (i.e., impressively credentialed or come with a built-in following) and are looking to change minds, change the world, and change the way people think, interact, and live day-to-day.I started my publishing career as an editorial assistant at Ellie-Award winning magazine Budget Living and moved on to book publishing as an acquisitions editor at HarperOne, one of the world’s leading spirituality, health & lifestyle publishers. There I worked with authors ranging from presidential candidate Marianne Williamson to America’s Next Top Model judge Kelly Cutrone to Near Death Experience expert Jeffery Long, MD. In January 2019, I joined Folio Literary Management as an agent and love marrying my editorial background with my intuition for commercial viability while helping my authors craft the perfect proposal for the market.My interests as an agent are largely nonfiction, specifically spirituality, religion, self-help, health & wellness, parenting, memoir, and business with a spirituality or self-help angle. I am also open to allegorical fiction, but it must have a literary voice and an author with the writing credentials to pull it off.”

Clients:, and Tasha Cochran., Jan’s clients include: Sally Quinn, James Van Praagh, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, Zoe Kors, Eric Metaxas, Tamar Haspel, the late Marcus Borg

Jennifer Laughran

Agency: Andrea Brown Literary Agency Inc

Sales: PHOEBE’S DIARY by Phoebe Wahl / LittleBrown / Fall 2023OH PANDA by Cindy Derby / Knopf / Fall 2023EVERY STAR THAT FALLS by Michael Thomas Ford / HarperTeen / Fall 2023VAMOS, LET’S GO READ by Raúl the Third / Versify / Fall 2023GREEN by Alex Gino / Scholastic / Fall 2023THE MEADOWS by Stephanie Oakes / Dial / Fall 2023A PRETTY IMPLAUSIBLE PREMISE by Karen Rivers / Algonquin / Fall 2023STUNTBOY, IN-BETWEEN-TIME by Jason Reynolds and Raúl the Third / S&S / Summer 2023I AM A DRAGON! by Sabina Hahn / HarperCollins / Summer 2023MAIL DUCK HELPS A FRIEND by Erica Sirotich / Abrams / Summer 2023LAND OF BROKEN PROMISES by Jane Kuo / Harper/Quill Tree / Summer 2023NORTH OF SUPERNOVA by Lindsey Leavitt / Holt / Summer 2023SECOND CHANCE SUMMER by Sarah Kapit / Holt / Summer 2023ONCE UPON A BOOK by Grace Lin and Kate Messner / LittleBrown / Spring 2023THE WIN-OVER by Jennifer Torres / Scholastic / Spring 2023I’LL TAKE EVERYTHING YOU HAVE by James Klise / Algonquin / Spring 2023WILD BIRD by Diane Zahler / Roaring Brook / Spring 2023HOMELAND: MY FATHER DREAMS OF PALESTINE by Hannah Moushabeck / Chronicle / Spring 2023TO CATCH A THIEF by Martha Brockenbrough / Scholastic / Spring 2023CHARMED LIFE by Marti Dumas / Abrams / Spring 2023BAD PRINCESSES by Jennifer Torres / Scholastic / Spring 2023FISH AND WORM by Sergio Ruzzier / Spring 2023NO! SAID CUSTARD THE SQUIRREL, by Sergio Ruzzier / Abrams / Fall 22SOME KIND OF HATE, by Sarah Darer Littman / Scholastic / Fall 2022BLURP’S BOOK OF MANNERS, by Cindy Derby / Roaring Brook / Fall 2022OVER AND UNDER THE WAVES by Kate Messner / Chronicle / Fall 2022TALK SANTA TO ME by Linda Urban / S&S / Fall 2022RICK THE ROCK OF ROOM 214 by Julie Falatko / S&S / Fall 2022IN THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY by Jane Kuo / Quill Tree/HC / Spring 2022WILDSEED WITCH by Marti Dumas / Abrams / Spring 2022PINEAPPLE PRINCESS by Sabina Hahn / Roaring Brook / Spring 2022SHARKS: A MIGHTY, BITE-Y HISTORY by Miriam Forster / Abrams / Spring 2022ALICE AUSTEN LIVED HERE by Alex Gino / Scholastic / Spring 2022FISH AND WAVE by Sergio Ruzzier / HarperAlley / Spring 2022LOVE IN THE LIBRARY by Maggie Tokuda-Hall / Candlewick / Spring 2022

Bio:, Jennifer currently hosts a podcast about Children’s Publishing, “Literaticast”., Prior to joining the Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Jennifer worked as a children’s bookseller and buyer. She joined the agency in 2007 and now continues to manager her impressive client list. In addition to her role with the agency, Jennifer founded the “Not Your Mother’s Book Club”, a book club for young adult fiction readers. Jennifer currently hosts a podcast about Children’s Publishing, “Literaticast”. Open to new clients, Jennifer Laughran is a literary agent with the Andrea Brown Literary Agency. Jennifer comes from a theatrical background, and began her career in agenting after working as a long-time children’s bookseller and buyer. She joined the Andrea Brown Literary Agency in 2007. Jenn loves quirky, warm illustration, and projects for all ages that have illustrated elements. Always on the lookout for sparkling YA and middle grade fiction with unusual and unforgettable characters and vivid settings, she is drawn to nearly all kinds of books, whether realistic comedies or richly imagined magical adventures. However, the common thread in her favorite stories is an offbeat world-view. Jennifer loves funny books, thrilling books, romantic books, books that make her cry, and all-around un-put-downable books … and her true favorites are all of the above.She spends most of her free time … well, reading, what else?!, Prior to joining the Andrea Brown Literary Agency, Jennifer worked as a children’s bookseller and buyer. She joined the agency in 2007 and now continues to manager her impressive client list., In addition to her role with the agency, Jennifer founded the “Not Your Mother’s Book Club”, a book club for young adult fiction readers., Jennifer LaughranAndrea Brown Literary AgencyI’m looking for sparkling middle grade and young adult fiction. I’m also open to graphic novels and picture books, particularly by author-illustrators. Great writing a must, high concept a plus. Authors from marginalized communities are encouraged to query. Diverse narratives of all kinds welcome.For contemp, I like very voicey characters that I will laugh and cry with, and a hooky plot doesn’t hurt. I really want stories and perspectives that I may not have read before. I prefer upbeat to dismal – put the characters through hell if you must, but I hope they come out the other side stronger for it! I have a soft spot for all books featuring all shades of the LGBTQIA+ spectrum. And did I mention UPBEAT? I love joyful, funny books. (I’m not sayingeverythingabout the book has to be joyful and funny! But… ifnothingabout it is, it might not be for me.)For fantasy, my preference is “cute magic” and adventure involving human/humanoid POV characters we can relate to, with maybe some humor and romance, and recognizable earth or earth-like settings. I am probably not the best agent for extreme high fantasy. (I like GRACELING and Tamora Pierce… not so much GoT or LoTR). For SF, again, I prefer stories that are rooted in some version of our world.For historical, well, I’m probably not the best person for historical unless it is pre-1929 and there’s something flashy about it. (Tudor, Regency, Victorian, WW1 and 1920’s or similar are all fine.) I have pretty much zero interest in the 1950’s-1990’s as a historical era. And I have a difficult time reading about the Holocaust. Unless the book is about punching Nazis! #PunchNazisMy personal website, with lots more of the books and clients I rep:http://www.jenniferlaughran.com/Fun facts about me:I went to boarding school, and theatre school for both high school and college – I’m a sucker for stories set in and around theatres and boarding schools!Though I am from California, my family hails from Louisiana and Mississippi, and I lived in New Orleans for a long time. I’m interested in stories about New Orleans and the south – particularly the modern South.I have worked in bookstores since I was 12, but I’ve also had a variety of jobs ranging in oddness, including: a) Waitress at a mafia restaurant where all of the “upper management” was arrested because of an anti-racketeering FBI sting in the middle of dinner service! b) Writer of love notes between Turkish gigolos and the foreign women they were wooing! c) professional audience seat filler for very dumb daytime TV talk shows (YES, you can get paid for that)! d) Puppeteer on stilts! . . . and THAT is just scratching the surface.Submission GuidelinesSubmissions should be emailed to http://QueryMe.Online/JenniferLaughranPlease use the form to query me: http://QueryMe.Online/JenniferLaughranChoose ONE agent from ABLA to query. We share!Write a compelling query letter that includes the genre/category you are writing in, a bit about you, your contact info, as well as a pitch for your book. (Not necessarily in that order.)Paste the first ten pages of your manuscript into the form.If you are an illustrator, please link to your website/portfolio.If you have a dummy or other attachment, you can upload it into the form.Queries sent to my email address may be deleted unread, or just go to spam and I’ll never see them. So please, use the form!If you’ve followed these guidelines, you should get an auto-response telling you that your query has been received and is under consideration. I do try hard to respond to everyone who has followed the guidelines and who writes the kind of books I rep, but if it has been more than 8 weeks, consider it a no.Guidelines & DetailsVital InfoJennL@andreabrownlit.com@literaticatWebsiteAgentFiction:Children’s, Middle Grade, Young AdultFavorite sub-genres:Magical Realism, comedy, contemp, dramedy, fun SF/F, mysteryI’d like the next…HAMILTON but somehow a YA book! Is that possible? No? Then surprise me.My favorites include…I don’t need to see these plots in my inbox, but my favorites might help you get a sense of my taste.Theatre:HAMILTON! HAMILTON! HAMILTON! Also Chorus Line. Evita. In the Heights. Everything Sondheim.TV:Killing Eve. Fleabag. BBC period dramas. Empire. Younger. Blackish. Fresh off the Boat. Modern Family. Gilmore Girls. Veronica Mars. West Wing. Scandal. UnReal. Crazy Ex-Girlfriend. RuPaul’s Drag Race. Top Chef. Project Runway. Great British Baking Show. (What can I say, I like fashion and food and drag queens!)TV NOTS:Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad and The Wire are not for me. I’m not a fan of brutal violence, incest, beheadings and the like. I tend not to like grimy men running around the wilderness with swords, or grimy men running around cities with guns.Movies:The Apartment, and pretty much any Billy Wilder movie really. I tend to like comedies with strong central female characters and/or strong ensembles, and documentaries about anything cultural, from Art Heists to Yiddish Language. I also tend to like movies about space (like the Martian or Apollo 13!) and movies about baseball (like Bull Durham or League of their Own!). Weirdly, though I don’t like violence per se (see above in TV NOTS), I do have a soft spot for movies about the Mafia. Maybe it’s because of Michael Corleone (rowr!), or maybe I just need my violence tempered with glamour.MOVIE NOTS:I just watched Star Wars for the first time this year. I didn’t like it. (Sorry.) I don’t really like LOTR or things of that ilk. I mean I have WATCHED them all, but it is not fun for me. (Again: Sorry.)Books:Oh man. This is hard. Well aside from my own books, obviously, recent YA books I’ve loved have been: WITH THE FIRE ON HIGH by Elizabeth Acevedo. DUMPLIN’ by Julie Murphy. WHEN DIMPLE MET RISHI by Sandhya Menon. SIMON VS THE HOMO-SAPIENS AGENDA by Becky Albertalli. SIX OF CROWS by Leigh Bardugo. For MG — SHADOWS OF SHERWOOD by Kekla Magoon. THE THING ABOUT JELLYFISH by Ali Benjamin. FRONT DESK by Kelly Yang. THE LAST-LAST DAY OF SUMMER by Lamar Giles.I don’t rep adult books, but I do read them — on the adult books side, I really liked ALL THE BIRDS IN THE SKY by Charlie Jane Anders — magical, but firmly rooted in the real world. And I adored RED, WHITE, AND ROYAL BLUE by Casey McQuiston — Utterly sweet and delightful, SO funny it made me laugh aloud, about the President’s son who falls in love with the Prince of Wales. Another recent favorite was THE BRIDE TEST by Helen Hoang; it’s very romantic, and I loved that the main characters are different from a lot of “standard issue” romances. I also read a lot of narrative non-fiction, and I love banter-filled regency romances starring strong ladies.I have a love-hate relationship with cults and sociopaths… aka, I am SCARED TO DEATH of cults and sociopaths, but also seem to always be drawn to stories about them. However I rep a significant cult book in THE SACRED LIES OF MINNOW BLY, so it would have to be something quite different from that.BOOK NOTS:Again, I’m afraid LOTR and GoT are not for me in the least. I like magic, but not that kind of high fantasy. Also, extremely bleak books are not for me.

Clients:, and Karen Rivers, and young adult writers Sarah Darer Littman, Jennifer’s current clients include Daniel Pinkwater who has written over 100 books for children, Linda Urban, Jennifer’s current clients include Daniel Pinkwater who has written over 100 books for children, author-illustrator and New York Times Bestseller Calef Brown, authors of middle-grade novels Kate Messner, Linda Urban, and Karen Rivers, and young adult writers Sarah Darer Littman, and award-winner Stephanie Oakes. For Jennifer and the Andrea Brown Literary Agency’s full client list, please visit their website., author-illustrator and New York Times Bestseller Calef Brown, authors of middle-grade novels Kate Messner, please visit their website., sheila m. averbuch, ilsa bick, gwenda bond, calef brown, jessica burkhart, nancy castaldo, katherine coville, cindy derby, erin dionne, jaclyn dolamore, marti dumas, mariahadessa ekere tallie, julie falatko, miriam forster, gillian gamble, sonia gensler, raul gonzalez, sabina hahn, emily hainsworth, mark hoffman, jeremy holt, ward jenkins, lita judge, tara kelly, eric kimmel, kristen kittscher, james klise, alisa kwitney, erin jade lange, lindsey leavitt, rc lewis, lk madigan, angele mcquade, kate messner, whitney a miller, candice montgomery, hannah moushabeck, stephanie oakes, jenna pashley smith, fiona paul, daniel pinkwater, jill pinkwater, andrea pyros, mae respicio, karen rivers, mara rockliff, paul ruditis, sarah jamila stevenson, paula stokes, mccormick templeman, maggie tokuda-hall, tiffany trent, linda urban, vivian vande velde, cynthia von buhler, becky wallace, jo whittemore, diane zahler, and award-winner Stephanie Oakes. For Jennifer and the Andrea Brown Literary Agency’s full client list

Sara Megibow

Agency: KT Literary LLC

Sales: Keep an eye open for these 2025 debut authors!, Christy Climenhage, www.ChristyClimenhage.com, Panther Anti-Racist Union, PARU, Most Recent Rights Sales, December 10, 2024, International Rights: Children’s, New York Times bestselling author Margaret Rogerson’s AN ENCHANTMENT OF RAVENS, to Kossuth (HUNGARY), by Milena Kaplarevic at Prava I Prevodi, on behalf of Sara Megibow of Megibow Literary Agency., sara@megibowliterary.com, October 7, 2024, Audio Rights, Award-winning author Jason Starr’s THE NEXT TIME I DIE, TWISTED CITY and COLD CALLER, to Kim Budnick at Tantor Media, in a three-book deal, for publication in 2025, by Helen Masvikeni and Sara Megibow at Megibow Literary Agency., Key personnel, Sara Megibow, President and Senior Literary Agent, Helen Masvikeni, Literary Agent, Matthew Valdez, Literary Agent, Aaron Bazil, Hollywood Assistant, New York Times bestseller SORCERY OF THORNS by, Margaret Rogerson, New York Times bestseller RED, WHITE & ROYAL BLUE by, Casey McQuiston, BLACK SUN by New York Times bestselling author, Rebecca Roanhorse, THE ONES WHO GOT AWAY by New York Times bestselling author, Roni Loren, ZERO WORLD by New York Times bestselling author, Jason M. Hough, DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: The Fallbacks: Bound For Ruin by New York Times bestselling author, Jaleigh Johnson, A CHANGE OF PLACE by Hall of Fame author, Julie E. Czerneda, WYOMING MOUNTAIN INVESTIGATION by, Juno Rushdan, RELEASE THE WOLVES by, Stefan Bachmann, A TWO-PLACED HEART by, Doan Phuong Nguyen, THE CHRISTMAS YOU FOUND ME by, Sarah Morgenthaler, Trade References, I will be attending/ presenting at these upcoming events:, NYC Writers Conference, in person, NYC, January 12-17, 2025, COSine, Colorado Springs, CO, January 24-26, 2025, The 2025 Online San Diego Writing Workshop, virtual, February 7-8, 2025, The 2025 Colorado Writing Workshop, Denver, CO, March 22, 2025, 2025 ALA Annual Conference & Exhibition, Philadelphia, PA, June 26-30, 2025, 2025 NCTE Annual Convention, November 20-23, 2025, Leading Clients, My list of client is always updated, here, Most Recent Sales / Forthcoming books

Bio:, Megibow has eleven years of experience in the publishing industry. She is a graduate of Northwestern University with degrees in Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and American History. Open to new clients, Sara Megibow is a literary agent with KT Literary. Sheis the Vice President and Senior Literary Agent with kt literary out of Highlands Ranch, CO. She has worked in publishing since 2006 and represents New York Times bestselling authors including Casey McQuiston, Rebecca Roanhorse, Margaret Rogerson and Jason M. Hough. Sara specializes in launching debut authors and working on long-term career development and profit strategy with them. She is a graduate of Northwestern University with degrees in Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and American History. Always LGBTQIA+ Friendly!, Megibow has eleven years of experience in the publishing industry. She is a graduate of Northwestern University with degrees in Women’s Studies, Gender Studies and American History., Sara MegibowMegibow Literary Agency, LLCArt. Patience. Strategy.My passion as an agent is strategizing profitable long-term careers with my authors. I want clients to love the books they write and make money writing them. Crafting that kind of balance between artistic and commercial success takes communication, teamwork and a focus on “Art. Patience. Strategy.”Cheers,Sara (she/her)Member of AALA, SCBWI and SFWAAlways LGBTQIA+ Friendly!Fun facts about me:I representNew York Timesbestselling authors including:Jaleigh JohnsonJason M. HoughMargaret RogersonRebecca RoanhorseRoni LorenSubmission GuidelinesSubmissions should be emailed to saraquery@megibowliterary.comYes, I am open to queries!I represent authors who write picture books (fiction and nonfiction/ all sub-genres), middle grade (all sub-genres), young adult (all sub-genres), adult romance (all sub-genres) and science fiction/ fantasy/ horror for the adult market.To submit, please email a query letter and the first 10 pages of your manuscript along with your author website if you have one (not a deal-breaker if you don’t). Absolutely all queries will be read and will receive a response. Response time is 3-6 weeks and please note that no critiques or feedback are included in passes. I don’t accept pitches via social media, phone, mail or on any other platforms other than email. Occasionally, I do attend conferences and will listen to pitches in person – watch myPublishers Marketplace pagefor my conference schedule.For reference, here is my AALA listing:AALAA pinterest board ofPB, MG and YA books I’ve soldA pinterest board ofSF/F/H books I’ve soldA pinterest board ofRomance books I’ve soldRecent book sales as well as my travel/conference schedule are always updated on Publishers Marketplace:www.publishersmarketplace.com/members/SaraMegibow/Guidelines & DetailsVital Infosara@megibowliterary.comFacebookWebsiteAgentFavorite sub-genres:Absolutely all of them!I’d like the next…Searingly sexy contemporary romance novel!My favorites include…A recent non-client favorite wasTHE MOUNTAIN CROWN by Karin Lowachee!

Clients:, who writes adult romance, Megibow represents the New York Times best-selling authors Roni Loren, Megibow represents the New York Times best-selling authors Roni Loren, who writes adult romance, Casey McQuiston, who also writes romance, and Jason M. Hough, whose science fiction novels include ‘Zero World’. Her clients also include popular Swiss author Stefan Bachmann and erotic romance writer Tiffany Reisz., who also writes romance, and Jason M. Hough, whose science fiction novels include ‘Zero World’. Her clients also include popular Swiss author Stefan Bachmann and erotic romance writer Tiffany Reisz., Casey McQuiston, My list of client is always updated, here, Most Recent Sales / Forthcoming books, Keep an eye open for these 2025 debut authors!, Christy Climenhage, www.ChristyClimenhage.com, Panther Anti-Racist Union, PARU, Most Recent Rights Sales, December 10, 2024, International Rights: Children’s, New York Times bestselling author Margaret Rogerson’s AN ENCHANTMENT OF RAVENS, to Kossuth (HUNGARY), by Milena Kaplarevic at Prava I Prevodi, on behalf of Sara Megibow of Megibow Literary Agency., sara@megibowliterary.com, October 7, 2024, Audio Rights, Award-winning author Jason Starr’s THE NEXT TIME I DIE, TWISTED CITY and COLD CALLER, to Kim Budnick at Tantor Media, in a three-book deal, for publication in 2025, by Helen Masvikeni and Sara Megibow at Megibow Literary Agency., Key personnel, Sara Megibow, President and Senior Literary Agent, Helen Masvikeni, Literary Agent, Matthew Valdez, Literary Agent, Aaron Bazil, Hollywood Assistant

Christine Edhall

Agency: First Edition Management

Bio: Ann-Helén Laestadius Camilla Grebe Christoffer Carlsson Karolina Ramqvist Liv Duvå Mattias Edvardsson Ninni Schulman Tina Harnesk Tove Alsterdal

Clients: Ann-Helén Laestadius, Camilla Grebe, Christoffer Carlsson, Karolina Ramqvist, Liv Duvå, Mattias Edvardsson, Ninni Schulman, Tina Harnesk, Tove Alsterdal, Key personnel, Christine Edhäll, Managing Director and Literary Agent, Kaisa Palo, Literary Agent