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The Vellichor Agency

Contacts
3/1 35 Marwick Street

Glasgow, G31 3NE
United Kingdom
email: 
ben@thevellichoragency.co.uk
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  • Ben Oliver

Represents writers of Children's, Young-Adult, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror.  Read more

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
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  • Michelle Johnson, Founder/Literary Agent

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Inkitt Literary Agency

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New York,
United States
email: 
agency@inkitt.com
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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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Writers House UK

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7th Floor, Waverley House
7-12 Noel Street
London, W1F 8GQ
United Kingdom
email: 
Akowal@writershouse.com
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  • 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

Darley Anderson Literary, TV and Film Agency

Contacts
Estelle House
11 Eustace Road
London, SW6 1JB
United Kingdom
tel: 
020-7385 6652
fax: 
020-7386 5571
email: 
enquiries@darleyanderson.com
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  • Darley Anderson (crime, mystery, thrillers, women's fiction)
  • Mary Darby (Head of Rights)
  • Camilla Wray (Crime, Thrillers, Women's)
  • Clare Wallace (Children's and YA)
  • Tanera Simon (Women's Fiction)
  • Rosanna Belingham (Finance)

The Darley Anderson Literary, TV and Film AgencyThe Darley Anderson Literary, TV and Film Agency was founded in 1988 by ex-publisher Darley Anderson and is based in London with a regional office in the book town of Hay-on-Wye on the English/Welsh borders. Member of Association of Authors' Agents. was founded in 1988 by ex-publisher Darley Anderson and is based in London with a regional office in the book town of Hay-on-Wye on the English/Welsh borders.

Commission : 20% for film/TV/radio. Has an association with APA Talent & Literary Agency in Hollywood.  Read more

Anubis Literary Agency

Contacts
6 Birdhaven Close
Lighthorne
Warwick, CV35 0BE
United Kingdom
tel: 
(01926) 642588
fax: 
(01926) 642588
email: 
writestuff@btinternet.com
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  • Steve Calcutt

Genre fiction: science fiction, fantasy and horror. No other material considered.

Send 50pp with a one-page synopsis (sae essential).

No reading fee. No telephone calls.

Works with the Marsh Agency Ltd on translation rights.

Founded 1994.

Virginia Kidd Agency Inc.

Contacts
PO Box 278
538 East Hartford Street
Milford, Pennsylvania PA 18337
United States
tel: 
570-296-6205
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  • Christine Cohen,
  • Vaughne Hansen

Fiction, specialising in science fiction and fantasy (home 15%, overseas 20-25%).

Send synopsis (1-3 pages), cover letter and sase.

Frances Collin Literary Agent

Contacts
PO Box 33

Wayne, Pennsylvania PA 19087
United States
tel: 
610-254-0555
fax: 
610-254-5029
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Owner

  • Frances Collin

Founded 1948; Specialisations of interest to UK writers: mysteries, women's fiction, history, biography, science fiction, fantasy.

No screenplays.

No unsolicited MSS. Letter queries must include sufficient IRCs. Works in conjunction with agents worldwide.

Successor to Marie Rodell-Frances Collin Literary Agency.

The Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency

Contacts
548 Broadway
Suite 5E
New York, NY 10012
United States
tel: 
212-431-4554
email: 
agent@ethanellenberg.com
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President Agent

  • Ethan Ellenberg

Fiction and non-fiction (home 15%, overseas 20%). Commercial fiction: thrillers, mysteries, children's, romance, women's, ethnic, science fiction, fantasy and general fiction; also literary fiction with a strong narrative. Non-fiction: current affairs, health, science, psychology, cookbooks, new age, spirituality, pop-culture, adventure, true crime, biography and memoir.  Read more

Dystel Goderich Literary Management

Contacts
1 Union Square West

New York, NY 10003
United States
tel: 
212-627-9100
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  • Jane D. Dystel
  • Miriam Goderich
  • Michael Bourret
  • Jim McCarthy
  • Lauren Abramo
  • Stacey Glick
  • Adina Kahn

Contact

  • Michael Bourret

Founded 1994.

General fiction and non-fiction:

  • literary and commercial fiction,
  • narrative non-fiction,
  • self-help,
  • cookbooks,
  • parenting,
  • science fiction/fantasy,
  • children's.

Handles picture books, fiction for 5-8 and 9-12 year-olds, teenage fiction and series fiction.  Read more

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