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Feldstein Agency

Contacts
54 Abbey Street

Bangor, Nortern Ireland BT20 4JB
United Kingdom
tel: 
44 (0) 2891 472823
email: 
submissions@thefeldsteinagency.co.uk
Feldstein Agency website
Twitter: 
feldsteinagency
Linked In: 
Feldstein Agency Linked In
Personnel: 

Directors / Contacts

  •  Paul Feldstein
  •  Susan Feldstein

Submission guidelines:

Send fiction synopsis, Non-fiction proposal  via email to submissions@thefeldsteinagency.co.uk

Overseas associates

France
Anne Confuron
Anne Confuron Literary Agency
70 boulevard de Picpus
75012 Paris
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Inklings Literary Agency

Contacts
3419 Virginia Beach Blvd. #183

Virginia Beach, Virginia 23452
United States
tel: 
(757) 340-1070
fax: 
(904) 758-5440
email: 
michelle@inklingsliterary.com
Inklings Literary Agency website
Twitter: 
inklingsagency
Linked In: 
Inklings Literary Agency Linked In
Personnel: 

Contact

  • Michelle Johnson, Founder/Literary Agent

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The Sue Lawrie Literary Agency

Contacts
Magazine House, Egerton Mill
25 Egerton Street
Chester, CH1 3ND
United Kingdom
The Sue Lawrie Literary Agency website
Twitter: 
1LITERARYAGENT
Linked In: 
The Sue Lawrie Literary Agency Linked In

Submit on www.sllagency.com

You will need to submit three items as follows;

•    A synopsis of your story in less than 1,000 words. Please include an outline of the plot, any twists and full disclosure of
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Inkitt Literary Agency

Contacts
New York,
United States
email: 
agency@inkitt.com
Inkitt Literary Agency website
Twitter: 
inkitt
Linked In: 
Inkitt Literary Agency Linked In
Personnel: 

Director / Contacts

  • Ali Albazaz (CEO)
  • Barbara Ivusic (Main agent for submissions)

We represent general and mainstream fiction. This includes, but is not limited to, romance, mystery, YA, sci-fi, and fantasy. We also accept submissions from authors, agents, and publishers who would like to self-publish an original title on eBook. We do not represent nonfiction titles.
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The St Marks Agency

Contacts
1 St Marks Place

London, W11 1NS
United Kingdom
tel: 
(+44) 07776 25 31 46
email: 
honorine@thestmarksagency.com
The St Marks Agency website
Twitter: 
honlondon
Linked In: 
The St Marks Agency Linked In
Personnel: 

Contacts

  • Honorine Dupuy d'Angeac

The St Marks Agency handles translation rights mainly in commercial and literary fiction, trade non-fiction and illustrated titles on behalf of foreign publishing companies or literary agencies.

We work directly in France and the UK, and with L’Autre Agency worldwide on a selection of titles.
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The Parisian Agency

Contacts
101 rue Raymond-Losserand

Paris, 75014
France
tel: 
(+33) 1 45 39 68 14
email: 
alexandra@parisiancy.com
The Parisian Agency website
Linked In: 
The Parisian Agency Linked In
Personnel: 

Director / Contact

  • Alexandra LEFEBVRE

We represent literary fiction, quality commercial fiction, thrillers, suspense, children and young adult fiction, biographies and a few non fiction works.

We don't represent horror, Sci Fi and poetry.  Read more

agentur literatur Gudrun Hebel

Contacts
Kurfürstenstraße 15-16

Berlin, D-10785
Germany
tel: 
+49-30-25799266
email: 
info@agentur-literatur.de
agentur literatur Gudrun Hebel website
Linked In: 
agentur literatur Gudrun Hebel Linked In
Personnel: 

Director:

  • Gudrun Hebel

We represent: fiction, non-fiction, children's books, and thrillers. There is no reading fee.

We work with sub agencies worldwide.

We represent: Scandinavian and German authors such as Lars Mytting, Fredrik Sjöberg, Lars Gustafsson, Liselotte Roll

The agency was founded in 1998.

 

Writers House UK

Contacts
7th Floor, Waverley House
7-12 Noel Street
London, W1F 8GQ
United Kingdom
email: 
Akowal@writershouse.com
Writers House UK website
Linked In: 
Writers House UK Linked In
Personnel: 

Contact

  • Angharad Kowal

 

Our agents work with literary and commercial fiction, women's fiction, science fiction/fantasy, narrative non-fiction, history, memoirs, biographies, psychology, science, parenting, cookbooks, how-to, self-help, business, finance, young adult and juvenile fiction/non-fiction and picture books.  Read more

Vernon Press

Contacts
1000 N West Street
Suite 1200
Wilmington, Delaware 19801
United States
tel: 
302 250 4440
email: 
submissions@vernonpress.com
email: 
rosario.batana@vernonpress.com
Vernon Press website
Linked In: 
Vernon Press Linked In
Personnel: 

For ordering, permissions and other trade questions

  • Rosario Batana

Vernon Press is an independent publisher of scholarly books in the social sciences and humanities. Our mission is to serve the community of academic and professional scholars by providing a visible, quality platform for the dissemination of emergent ideas.  Read more

Skylark Literary Limited

Contacts
19 Parkway

Weybridge, Surrey KT13 9HD
United Kingdom
tel: 
020 8144 7440
email: 
info@skylark-literary.com
Skylark Literary Limited website
Twitter: 
@SkylarkLit
Linked In: 
Skylark Literary Limited Linked In
Personnel: 

Directors / Contacts

  • Amber Caravéo
  • Joanna Moult

We represent the very best in Children’s and Young Adult fiction from first chapter books for 5+ years right up to crossover titles for teens/young adults. We do not represent picture books at this time. We are always looking for talented new authors.

Submission guidelines
Please send submissions by email only.   Read more

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