Literary agents for crime fiction — page 4

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want crime fiction, based on what they say on their public websites. “crime fiction” is a genre tag; its identifier is crime-fiction. 115 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.

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Agents (76–100 of 115)

  • Westwood Creative Artists · CA

    Fiction: Literary fiction (think big, sweeping narratives and multigenerational sagas that span locations and time like Yaa Gyasi’s Homegoing or Kate Atkinson’s Life After Life), upmarket book club fiction that doesn’t s…

  • 5 Otter Literary · CA

  • Alex Adsett Literary · AU

    Alex Adsett Literary is an Australian literary agency, representing quality works of fiction and non-fiction for children, teens and adults. Alex Adsett Literary is a full service literary agency, representing quality w…

  • Alex Adsett Literary · AU

    As an agent, Abigail is looking for engaging plots and convincing characters. Something that will keep her turning the pages and that will stay with her after she’s finished reading. There are some rules and conventions…

  • Andrea Hurst Literary Management · US

    Andrea is currently seeking well-crafted, commercially viable fiction titles. Her preferred genres are women’s fiction, upmarket and book club fiction, domestic suspense/thrillers, family dramas, psychological suspense,…

  • Blake Friedmann Literary · London

    Her interests are wide-ranging and her clients' work includes contemporary, historical and literary fiction, crime and thrillers, memoir, biography and narrative history.

  • BookEnds Literary Agency · US

    Says: “mystery / crime / thrillers”

    Amanda currently reps adult romance, mystery / crime / thrillers, upmarket and book club fiction, horror, and science fiction & fantasy. She also represents narrative nonfiction, especially projects exploring the literar…

  • Creative Media Agency · US

    Paige loves to represent commercial and upscale fiction, particularly mystery, thriller, suspense, as well as women’s fiction and romance genres. She also represents narrative and prescriptive nonfiction by authors with…

  • Curtis Brown (Australia) · AU

    She represents adult fiction that sits neatly in the sweet spot: books with a meaty plot that are beautifully written with big themes and an engaging voice. Crime and thriller authors, especially fast paced and hooky ps…

  • Darhansoff & Verrill Literary Agents · US

    Presently, Michele is intensifying her pursuit of genre fiction, specifically: crime, horror, and speculative fiction. Narrative and prescriptive nonfiction remain priorities. And however children’s reading habits may be…

  • DeFiore & Company · US

    She represents both adult and children's books. On the adult side, she's seeking literary and upmarket fiction as well as narrative non-fiction. For adult fiction, she loves: Historical and contemporary novels set both…

  • Harvey Klinger · US

    Rachel is currently building her own list and is interested in adult, young adult, and middle grade fiction. She is a fan of magical realism, contemporary westerns, science fiction and all stories that quicken the pulse…

  • InkWell Management · US

    Says: “His areas of interest and representation range from literary, commercial, historical and crime fiction to suspense/thriller, humorous non-fiction and popular history.”

  • Janklow & Nesbit · London

    I am looking for commercial fiction across the board, but with a particular focus on romance, SFF and commercial thrillers. Across all genres, I am drawn to books with exemplary characterisation and voice. I need to feel…

  • Kate Nash Literary Agency · GB

    Says: “crime fiction of all types”

    Justin is looking for thrillers and crime fiction of all types; book club and historical fiction that moves me and makes me think (including novels featuring fantasy/mythology) and SF. In non-fiction, books which open up…

  • Kate Nash Literary Agency · GB

    Kate’s reading tastes – from crime fiction to rom coms – are highly commercial.

  • Sheil Land Associates · London

    Says: “…book club fiction children's and YA contemporary fiction commercial women's fiction crime/mystery/thrillers fantasy genre romance of every kind historical horror/ghost stories literary fiction…”

  • Sheil Land Associates · London

    As I grow my list, I’m particularly interested in fantasy/romantasy, thrillers and romances in the Adult and Young Adult market. I'm specifically looking for a paranormal romance, and a dark academia book with a strong…

  • Sheil Land Associates · London

    I have a wide range of clients writing fiction and non-fiction, literary and commercial. I have a taste for the unlikely, like to be surprised and transported. That means that in fiction I love stories that take me some…

  • DeFiore & Company · US

    Melissa represents a wide-range of Adult fiction and non-fiction titles. In fiction, she gravitates towards high-concept novels with a fresh perspective, energetic writing, deep emotional connection, and an immersive sen…

  • Susanna Lea Associates

    Says: “…and non-fiction authors, ranging from memoirs to popular science, and historical fiction to crime/thrillers.”

  • Susanna Lea Associates

    Says: “crime and thrillers”

    Stephanie’s interests are a reflection of her own reading tastes, which have always been wide and far ranging. She represents authors from all over the world and is drawn to the international narratives whether told in s…

  • The Book Group · US

    She’s drawn to big, propulsive fiction that grabs you from the first page and won’t let go. She’s especially interested in atmospheric thrillers, dark psychological suspense, mystery and crime fiction and voice driven up…

  • The North Literary Agency · GB

    His main area of interest is crime fiction.

  • The North Literary Agency · GB

    Says: “commercial crime list”

    Kevin works primarily in non-fiction, and is in the process of developing a fiction list. He is looking to expand this list further and into other areas of non-fiction. In fiction, he is looking to develop a commercial…

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