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Literary agents for graphic novel

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want graphic novel, based on what they say on their public websites. “graphic novel” is a form tag; its identifier is graphic-novel. 105 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 (1–25 of 105)

  • Erica Bauman

    Aevitas Creative Management · US

    Says: “graphic novels for all ages”

    Erica Bauman represents a wide variety of authors across middle grade, young adult, and commercial adult fiction Erica is most interested in commercial novels that feature an exciting premise and lyrical, atmospheric wr…

  • Gyamfia Osei

    Andrew Nurnberg Associates · GB

    At ANA, Gyamfia is focusing on expanding the agency’s list of children’s authors, particularly in genre fiction and Crossover, while also representing a select list of adult commercial fiction and narrative non-fiction.…

  • Justine Smith

    Bell Lomax Moreton · GB

    Says: “Justine is also building a boutique list of her own clients and looks for engaging and original illustrated stories and concepts, across all genres.”

    Justine is also building a boutique list of her own clients and looks for engaging and original illustrated stories and concepts, across all genres.

  • Clare Wallace

    Darley Anderson Literary, TV and Film Agency · London

    Says: “graphic novels in the adult space”

    Clare is building both the Darley Anderson Children’s Agency and the Darley Anderson Illustration Agency lists and also represents a boutique list of commercial adult fiction in both the UK and US. Clare’s very busy wit…

  • Isobel Boston

    David Higham Associates · GB

    Says: “a groundbreaking graphic novel”

    I love seeking out talent in unexpected places – I’ve scouted illustrators on Instagram, commissioned picture-book creators from graduate shows, trawled through Kickstarter campaigns and found inspiration from podcasts a…

  • Molly Ker Hawn

    David Higham Associates · GB

    Says: “graphic novels for children and young adults with illustrations in place”

    My primary focus is books for children and young adults. I also represent select fiction for adults, generally but not exclusively speculative. I have a thriving list, but I always have room for an irresistible new pro…

  • Sara Langham

    David Higham Associates · GB

    Says: “graphic novel on any subject”

    I am building a list of literary and upmarket fiction and non-fiction. I am particularly drawn to writing which combines elements of other genres. I love strange concepts and wild ideas, stories that play with form and…

  • Gemma Cooper

    Gemma Cooper Literary · GB

    Says: “graphic novels across all ages of children's and YA”

    My list is typified by big-concept, commercial series fiction. If you can describe your children’s fiction in one line, or in an ‘X meets Y’ elevator pitch, I want to read it. I like books that have obvious potential fo…

  • Seoyeon Park

    International Creative Agency · GB

    she represents Korean authors and publishers, introducing distinctive, boundary-pushing voices to readers around the world Seo has a particular love for graphic novels, picture books, and intimate, journal-like narrativ…

  • Silvia Molteni

    Peters Fraser & Dunlop · London

    Says: “graphic novels (from chapter books to YA)”

    I am primarily looking for middle grade and YA fiction. I generally gravitate towards voice and character driven narratives, as well as literary fiction and beautiful writing, which I prefer over complex plots and extens…

  • Samar

    Rocking Chair Books Literary Agency · GB

    Says: “…Agency is a literary agency focusing on adult commercial fiction, literary fiction, graphic novels, and general non-fiction for publication around the world.”

  • Katie Blagden

    The Ampersand Agency · GB

    Says: “graphic novels across all age ranges”

    Katie represents authors and author-illustrators across various genres and age ranges. In adult fiction, she is particularly drawn to SFF, speculative fiction and horror, while in children’s she specialises in middle gra…

  • Georgia Tournay-Godfrey

    The Bright Agency · London

    My passion is ideas — finding them, shaping them and connecting them with the right publishing homes. I work across picture books, preschool, nonfiction and graphic novels, and love helping writers and illustrators devel…

  • Lydia Silver

    The Soho Agency · London

    Says: “illustrated work in any space on her list”

    Lydia represents everything from picture books to the top end of crossover YA, and she particularly enjoyed working with author/illustrator talent, including graphic novelists. No matter the story, Lydia is drawn to voi…

  • Jodie Hodges

    United Agents · London

    Says: “comics and graphic novels for children”

    I was made an agent in 2010 and always have an open list for submissions. I’m too much of a magpie for a wish-list, but my areas of interest and where I feel I can really add value to the career of an author or illustra…

  • Emily Talbot

    United Agents · London

    Says: “graphic novel ideas”

    I am a literary agent representing children’s illustrators and authors of picture books, middle grade, YA and non-fiction. In fiction, I work on everything from young fiction through to young adult. On the younger end (…

  • Julia Abramoff

    Apollo Literary LLC · US

    Says: “…True Crime Non Fiction General Other Non Fiction Non Fiction Advice Relationships Childrens Graphic Novel Childrens Middle Grade Fiction Childrens Middle Grade Non Fiction Childrens Picture Book…”

  • Anjanette Barr

    Dunham Literary · US

    Says: “Illustrations/graphics are awesome”

    In Adult Fiction she seeks captivating settings and relatable characters that highlight virtues like empathy and self-sacrifice whether the genre is historical (My Antonia, Outlander), literary/upmarket (The Snow Child,…

  • Farley Chase

    Chase Literary Agency · US

    Says: “visually-driven, illustrated and graphic books”

    I love working with authors to develop their stories at whatever stage in their career. I take a deliberate, editorial-minded, and collaborative approach to projects across genres. I'd rather my authors start a trend tha…

  • Erzsi Deak

    Hen & Ink Literary Studio · US

    Says: “graphic storytelling in fiction and nonfiction for all ages”

  • Kenna DeValor

    D4EO Literary Agency · US

    Kenna DeValor (they/them/theirs) is a queer and nonbinary literary agent, artist, and writer who aspires to bring representation and diversity to the literary world through the books they publish and the authors they rep…

  • Claire Draper

    Au Literary Management · US

    Claire represents adult romance, graphic novels, young adult, nonfiction, memoir, and select picture books. They prefer to work with books that are funny, lighthearted, romantic, and hopeful, with a fast pace, high stake…

  • Moe Ferrara

    Triada US Literary Agency · US

    Says: “graphic novels in those ages”

    Moe is primarily interested in children's literature (PB, MG, and YA + graphic novels in those ages) though the right adult work will catch her attention. Her favorite genres include contemporary, fantasy, horror, and ro…

  • Emily Forland

    Brandt & Hochman Literary Agents · US

    Emily Forland represents voice-driven literary fiction and non-fiction, among them bestsellers and prize winners, and has a special place in her heart for original writing that jumps off the page. Equally drawn to a tra…

  • Adria Goetz

    KT Literary · US

    Says: “Adria represents picture books, middle grade, graphic novels, and adult fiction.”

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