Send a non-fiction proposal via email to John after reading the guidelines. While it’s an eclectic list, his preferred genres remain middle grade fiction, science fiction, young adult fiction, illustrated children’s books, narrative non-fiction, memoir, health, military history, business, sports and music. His focus has been to build a client list that maintains a balance between children’s books and adult fiction and non-fiction. John prefers clear, crisp writing and communication. He wants to focus on the big picture and that’s why he became a literary agent. An editorial assistant and eventually a children’s book editor, he realized he likes the connecting with authors and supporting them. Since 2010, John Rudolph has been a literary agent at Dystel, Goderich & Bourret LLC. Send a query letter and bio pasted in the body of an email to Laura. Laura is looking science fiction, mystery, business, history and non-fiction. She prefers working with experienced professionals in terms of non-fiction such as entrepreneurs, businessmen, scientists, professors, physicists, journalists and teachers. She likes to work with debut and first time authors and teach them the ropes of this world.
Having worked with prestigious publishing houses and companies, Laura knows the intricacies of being an author. To query Jessica, use the online submission form and contact her.īuyer, editor and now literary agent at FinePrint Literary Management, Laura Wood knows what she’s doing. Currently she is seeking business and personal development books, women’s fiction, dark stories, suspense, thrillers, psychological thrillers, literary fiction, mystery and self-help.
Jessica’s focus remains on flourishing relationships and not just getting authors their first contract. Her experience from different angles of the industry allows her to assist authors in their times of need. As an editor, columnist and subsequently a literary agent, she is familiar with all aspects of publishing. Jessica Faust founded Bookends Literary Agency in 1999 to fulfill her dream of working with authors and writers. If you want to make a submission through a literary agent instead, take a look at the following 19 top literary agents for business books. If you’ve written a nonfiction business book and are looking for a publisher for your manuscript, here is a list of business book publishers accepting submissions.
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