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Literary agents looking for books about education

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want education, based on what they say on their public websites. “education” is a subject tag; its identifier is education. 15 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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  • Charlotte Colwill

    Colwill & Peddle · GB

    Says: “curriculum subjects in a brand new and super engaging way”

    I am always looking for fiction with a unique voice and above all a compelling plot-driver story. I love unusual perspectives, dark twists and sharp writing. At the moment I’m particularly on the lookout for really fres…

  • Hannah Schofield

    LBA · GB

    Says: “areas that have been under-taught in western education”

    Across all the below genres, I particularly welcome submissions from writers from communities that have been underrepresented in mainstream publishing, including LGBTQ+ authors, disabled and neurodivergent authors, and a…

  • Michelle Jackson

    Jackson Literary Agency · US

    Says: “stories featuring educators”

    I represent books that evoke heartfelt emotions and fervent conversations among its readers. My mission is to mentor and develop authors, particularly those from underrepresented communities, and help them build a brand…

  • Bonnie Solow

    Solow Literary Enterprises · US

  • Elly James

    HHB Agency · GB

    Before that, she worked in television and film development where she enjoyed the challenge of finding great storytellers, clever communicators and people with passions who have interesting perspectives or original voices…

  • Nate Muscato

    Aevitas Creative Management · US

    Nate Muscato represents academics, journalists, artists, and polymathic thinkers and storytellers. Nate is drawn to nonfiction that illuminates the past and present—from arts and pop culture to education, politics, soci…

  • Charlie Serabian

    Martin Literary Management · US

    Says: “the subject of education”

    Primarily, I'm looking to build my list in genre fiction of all kinds. I have a special place in my heart for sci-fi and fantasy with a strong sense of style, prose, and characterization. I love writing with an appreciat…

  • Laurie Dennison

    Creative Media Agency · US

    Suspense (Psychological and Domestic, like First Lie Wins) Romance Contemporary with a strong commercial hook (Like Happy Place) Light fantasy/paranormal grounded in the real world Book Club Fiction Women’s Fiction…

  • Joanne Wyckoff

    Carol Mann Agency · US

    As an agent, Joanne represents a wide array of nonfiction. She has vast experience working with academics and experts in diverse fields, helping them develop and write books for a broad market. She also has a particula…

  • Matt Wagner

    Fresh Books Literary Agency · US

    I enjoy working with fun and useful non-fiction, reference (and irreference) titles, as well as online video training with companies such as Linkedin Learning, and Udemy. I’m especially interested in tech, business, per…

  • Bianca Guarrasi

    Corvisiero Literary Agency · US

    She gravitates toward epic and historical romance as well as literary fiction with vivid, natural settings. Bianca is drawn to family dramas, romantic comedies, dark comedies, dystopian, and urban fiction. She particular…

  • Anne G. Devlin

    Max Gartenberg Literary Agency · US

    She acquires books in a wide range of areas in the humanities and social sciences. She works with authors writing general readership books, as well as scholarly books. Special interests: current events, environment, bi…

  • Loren R. Grossman

    Paul S. Levine Literary Agent · US

    Says: “Education / Academics”

    Non-fiction: Archaeology; Art; Architecture; Autobiographies; Education / Academics; Gardening; Genealogy; Health / Medicine; Science / Technology; Sociology

  • Josalyn Moran

    Screenland Literary Associates · US

    Says: “projects that support children's education”

    Josalyn Moran is a Literary Agent at Screenland Literary Agency, where she represents authors, illustrators, and creative projects across children's publishing and related media. She is particularly drawn to projects th…

  • Peter Miller

    Global Lion · US

    Says: “…submissions for all genres, including but not limited to commercial fiction and non-fiction, education, self-help, business, technology, fantasy, science fiction, intriguing studies of interesting…”

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