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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
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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: 
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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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agentur literatur Gudrun Hebel

Contacts
Kurfürstenstraße 15-16

Berlin, D-10785
Germany
tel: 
+49-30-25799266
email: 
info@agentur-literatur.de
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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.

 

Raimondi & Campbell Literary Agency Ltd

Contacts
Premier House
12-13 Hatton Garden
London, EC1N 8AN
United Kingdom
tel: 
+44 20 7269 6575
tel: 
+44 7597057989
email: 
raimondi.campbell@gmail.com
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Personnel: 

Director / Contact

  • Valeria Raimondi

Submission guidelines:

All submissions should be made by e-mail, as Word attachments or as PDF file.  Read more

Sterling Lord Literistic, Inc.

Contacts
65 Bleecker Street

New York, NY 10012
United States
tel: 
212- 780-6050
fax: 
212-780-6095
email: 
info@sll.com
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Founded 1979.

Handles all genres, fiction and non-fiction, plus scripts for TV and film. No unsolicited mss. Prefers letter outlining all non-fiction. No reading fee.

Commission Home 15%; UK & Translation 20%.

Scott Meredith Literary Agency LP

Contacts
200 West 57th Street
Suite 904
New York, NY 10019
United States
tel: 
646-274-1970
fax: 
212-977-5997
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Personnel: 


  • President Arthur Klebanoff

General fiction and non-fiction.

Founded 1946.

Philip G. Spitzer Literary Agency

Contacts
50 Talmage Farm Lane

East Hampton, NY 11937
United States
Philip G. Spitzer Literary Agency website
Twitter: 
LukasAtSpitzerA
Facebook: 
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Philip-G-Spitzer-Literary-Agency-Inc/1214059479168...
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Personnel: 

Associates

  • Philip G. Spitzer: spitzer516(at)aol.com
  • Lukas Ortiz: lukas.ortiz(at)spitzeragency.com
  • Lucas Hunt: luc.hunt(at)spitzeragency.com

Our client list is currently full. However, if you have a project that you feel is absolutely a fit for one of us, or questions concerning our clients and their rights, we can be reached at the addresses show.  Read more

United Authors Ltd

Contacts
11-15 Betterton Street

London, WC2H 9BP
United Kingdom
tel: 
020-7470 8886
fax: 
020-7470 8887
email: 
editorial@unitedauthors.co.uk
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Fiction, non-fiction, children's, biography, travel. Full-length MSS (home 12%, overseas 20%), short MSS (12%/20%), film and radio (15%/20%), TV (15%/15%). Will suggest revision.

Authors include Charlotte Bingham, Terence Brady, Peter Willet, and the Estate of John Bingham.

Founded 1998.

Lippincott Massie McQuilkin

Contacts
27 West 20th Street
Suite 305
New York, NY 10011
United States
tel: 
(212)352-2055
email: 
info@lmqlit.com
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  • Will Lippincott is interested in narrative nonfiction and nonfiction in the areas of politics, history, biography, foreign affairs, and health.
  • Maria Massie seeks literary and upmarket commercial fiction (including select young adult and middle grade), memoir, and narrative nonfiction.
  • Rob McQuilkin focuses on literary fiction as well as narrative nonfiction and nonfiction in the areas of memoir, history, biography, art history, cultural criticism, and popular sociology and psychology.
  • Jason Anthony is interested in commercial fiction of all types, including young adult, and nonfiction in the areas of memoir, pop culture, true crime, and general psychology and sociology.
  • Kent Wolf focuses on literary and commercial fiction, including young adult and select middle grade, narrative nonfiction, memoir, essays, and pop culture.
  • Ethan Bassoff seeks literary fiction, crime fiction, and narrative nonfiction in the areas of history, sports writing, journalism, science writing, pop culture, humor, and food writing.
  • Laney Katz Becker gravitates toward "book club fiction," (i.e. novels with substance that you're eager to talk about); novels with a great voice; character-driven stories; and smart, psychological thrillers and novels of suspense
  • Shannon O'Neill seeks narrative nonfiction and nonfiction in the areas of popular science, current affairs, history, and memoir. She is also interested in literary and upmarket commercial fiction

In 2012, LMQ acquired the venerable literary agency Russell & Volkening, Inc. Founded in 1940 by publishing legends Diarmuid Russell and Henry Volkening, and later acquired by Timothy Seldes before its acquisition by LMQ, Russell & Volkening joins LMQ intact as a corporate entity.  Read more

Jane Dowary Agency

Contacts
9B Little Street, Hawthorne, New Jersey 07506, USA

Hawthorne, New Jersey 07506
United States
email: 
jane.dowary@gmail.com
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Personnel: 

Contact

  • Jane Dowary

All genres of fiction and childrens' age range work. No non-fiction or screenplays.

Email queries only. No queries by regular postal mail, please!  Read more

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National Poetry Competition 2018

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Closing date: 
31 October 2018
Entry: 
Open to any poet from across the world aged 17 or over at the time of entering £7 for your first poem, and £4 per poem thereafter. Members of The Poetry Society can enter a second poem for free
Prize: 
First Prize £5,000 with 9 other cash prizes

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