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  LITERARY AGENT:Ethan Ellenberg Accepts queries, email AGENCY: Ethan Ellenberg Literary Agency 548 Broadway, #5E New York, NY 10012 FICTION GENRES: Action/Adventure, Commercial, Detective/Police/Crime, Erotica, Family Saga, Fantasy, Historical, Juvenile, Literary, Multicult ... NONFICTION GENRES: Action/Adventure, Autobiography/Biography, Business/Economics, Cookbooks, Current Affairs, Health/Fitness, History, Memoirs, P ... LITERARY AGENT:Andy Ross Accepts queries, email AGENCY: Andy Ross Literary Agency 767 Santa Ray Avenue Oakland, CA 94610 FICTION GENRES: Literary, Young Adult NONFICTION GENRES: Business/Economics, Cultural/Social Interests, Current Affairs, History, Journalism, Multicultural, Narrative, Philosophy, Pol ... Find a literary agent Corresponding with literary agents to find the right literary agent to represent your work takes a lot of time. You want a literary agent to handle the business of writing, but paradoxically, looking for an agent puts you into the business of writing, which steals time from your work and wears on the creative side of your brain.
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LITERARY AGENT:Erin Cartwright-Niumata
Does not accept unsolicited queries
AGENCY:
Folio Literary Management
630 9th Avenue, Suite 1101
New York, NY 10036
FICTION GENRES: Chick Lit, Commercial, Historical, Humor/Satire, Thriller, Women's Fiction, Young Adult
NONFICTION GENRES: Autobiography/Biography, Business/Economics, Child Guidance/Parenting, Cookbooks, Pets/Animals, Self-Help/Self-Improvement, Women's Issues
LITERARY AGENT:Tricia Davey
Accepts queries, email
AGENCY:
Davey Literary & Media
106 W. 13th Street, Suite 17
New York, NY 10011
FICTION GENRES: Commercial, Literary, Romance, Young Adult
NONFICTION GENRES: Cookbooks, Food/Nutrition/Lifestyle, Memoirs, Narrative, Self-Help/Self-Improvement