Phrasemill lists literary agents who want book club fiction, based on what they say on their public websites. “book club fiction” is a genre tag; its identifier is book-club-fiction. 160 agents currently want it. Agents whose websites say they are closed to submissions are omitted. The quoted evidence for each tag is on the agent's profile. How it works.
The Soho Agency · London
Says: “book club literary fiction”
Alice loves storytelling in all its forms, whether it’s fiction or narrative non-fiction.
She is actively looking for new talent in crime, thrillers, epic family sagas; book club literary fiction, memoir – in fact every…
The Soho Agency · London
Speculative fiction – the real world, with a magical twist – in all its forms. From Natasha Pulley to Bobby Palmer to Kaliane Bradley to Cecilia Ahern to Caro Claire Burke. She wants to wonder: can this be explained by s…
United Agents · London
Says: “voicy character driven bookclub novel”
She is looking for exciting new writers of fiction – commercial and literary- and narrative non-fiction of most genres, excluding SFF.
Whilst high fantasy and world building science-fiction isn’t of interest, she really…
United Agents · London
I read widely and eclectically, and my list reflects my broad tastes as a reader. I have a background in classical languages and philosophy, so as well as being seduced by great writing and by an author with something ne…
Watson, Little · London
Says: “book club fiction”
I am an Associate Agent a Watson, Little and I am building my list with writers of fiction and non-fiction who I can work closely and considerately with to build a career. I am actively looking for voices that continue t…
Curtis Brown Group · GB
Says: “book club romance”
I would consider my reading tastes to be quite broad and ever-growing, but I am constantly drawn to books that have a decisive voice, unforgettable characters, fantastic worlds or an unexpected twist.
I am currently loo…
Curtis Brown Group · GB
Says: “book club fiction”
Steph represents a broad range of writers from debut authors to bestselling brand authors, and is drawn to a variety of genres including thrillers and espionage, book club fiction and romance with a twist, gothic stories…
DeFiore & Company · US
Says: “literary and book club fiction”
Miriam specializes in adult literary and book club fiction, narrative nonfiction, and books for children.
She is particularly interested in finding emerging and underrepresented voices, and she loves reading and represe…
Ames Sports Literary & Publicity Agency, LLC · US
Today, he helps sports authors across North America find the right home for their book and secure strong publicity across the sports media landscape.
Ames brings his passion and experience to helping athletes, broadcast…
Donald Maass Literary Agency · US
Says: “book club fiction”
Katie focuses on representing commercial fiction for young adult and adult markets in the areas of upmarket women’s fiction, book club fiction, romance, psychological / domestic suspense, thrillers, and coming-of-age sto…
Lingua Nova · US
Says: “buzz-worthy 'must-reads' with the potential to become topics of national conversation”
As a literary agent, she is drawn to nonfiction ranging from serious narratives that dive deep to illuminate essential issues to buzz-worthy ‘must-reads’ with the potential to become topics of national conversation, espe…
Alicia Brooks Literary Agency · US
Says: “Book Club Fiction”
Adult Nonfiction and Fiction, YA Nonfiction and Fiction
Her wishlist for the ALICIA BROOKS LITERARY AGENCY includes the following:
Narrative Nonfiction from writers with diverse voices
Memoir with big concepts
Self-Help…
Kimberley Cameron & Associates · US
Says: “bookclub fiction that has a fresh perspective”
She seeks authors with unique, clear voices who put forth smart, tightly-written prose.
She is actively building her client list with both debut and veteran writers.
Whether literary, upmarket, or commercial, she leans…
Triada US Literary Agency · US
Says: “contemporary realistic fiction perfect for book clubs”
Vice President & Executive Literary Agent Laura Crockett is interested in upmarket, character-driven adult and YA fiction with emotional depth, compelling stakes, and diversity.
In both markets she is seeking fantasy––e…
FinePrint Literary Management · US
Says: “book club fiction”
Christine is drawn to stories with high stakes and tension. The first pages must draw her in with action and curiosity. Lyrical writing, along with emotionality, physicality, and interiority, are all key components Chris…
The Caldwell Agency · US
Says: “upmarket and book club fiction”
Heather Jackson Literary Agency · US
Says: “Women's bookclub fiction”
Women’s bookclub fiction
Massie McQuilkin & Altman Literary Agents · US
Says: “literary and book club fiction”
She is drawn to writing that creates its own sense of movement on the page, and stories that center unforgettable characters and singular experiences that, once captured, speak to something universal. She loves writers w…
Birch Literary · US
Says: “Book club fiction”
I’m looking for adult fiction that falls under the following genres (no YA or children’s, please):
Book club fiction
I’m looking for books with emotional depth and human connections, or ones that will open up a new wor…
Jane Rotrosen Agency · US
Says: “She represents commercial fiction across genres, with particular interest in women’s fiction, crime/mystery, suspense, book club fiction, and upmarket/literary-leaning fiction.”
Painted Fire Literary Agency · US
Says: “book club fiction”
Looking Glass Literary & Media · US
Says: “adult book club/upmarket fiction”
Patricia represents young adult and middle grade fiction in all genres, adult book club/upmarket fiction (including upmarket fiction with speculative and horror elements), and the whole spectrum of commercial women’s fic…
Don Congdon Associates · US
Says: “upmarket 'book club' fiction”
She looks for literary fiction, upmarket 'book club' fiction (contemporary and historical, American in particular), and narrative non-fiction.
Susan is drawn to an authentic voice, unforgettable characters with an edge,…
The Talbot Fortune Agency · US
Says: “book club fiction”
Starling Literary + Media · US