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Literary agents for hybrid work

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want hybrid work, based on what they say on their public websites. “hybrid work” is a form tag; its identifier is hybrid-work. 13 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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  • Jessica Lee

    A.M. Heath & Co. · GB

    Says: “Artful, hybrid novels”

    I'm an Associate Agent here at A.M. Heath, actively building a list of literary fiction and non-fiction. In fiction, my taste ranges from the highly literary to novels that engage across the board. I’m drawn to a combin…

  • Callen Martin

    Madeleine Milburn Literary Agency · GB

    Says: “hybrid format MG where prose is interspersed with graphic novel panels, etc”

    Callen Martin is a Literary Agent specialising in accessible Middle Grade (7+), YA and SFF fiction with an action and adventure focus. Middle Grade (7+), YA, New Adult, SFF fiction in all genres and formats (bar verse,…

  • Natalie Edwards

    Trellis Literary Management · US

    Says: “issue-driven hybrid memoirs”

  • Heather Cashman

    Storm Literary Agency · US

    Heather loves books about people she could become friends with--fiction or nonfiction--and introduce a new world, but she cherishes the ones that make her want to be the heroine of her own life. Heather would love to fi…

  • Haley Casey

    Creative Media Agency · US

    Haley is actively building her list, and is ready to assist her authors in achieving their publishing goals. High-Concept Book Club Fiction (like Killers of a Certain Age or The Bandit Queens) This should be something y…

  • Elianna Kan

    Massie McQuilkin & Altman Literary Agents · US

    Her roster of authors has since expanded to include international literary voices in any language, and literary fiction and non-fiction in English. She is particularly interested in voice-driven literary fiction, and se…

  • Michael Taeckens

    Massie McQuilkin & Altman Literary Agents · US

    He’s interested in literary fiction and a wide variety of narrative nonfiction (including biography, cultural studies, history/current events, hybrid work, memoir, popular culture, and science).

  • Daniele Hunter

    McIntosh & Otis · US

    Daniele is open to young adult, middle grade, and picture books. Her top priority is contemporary, but she’s also open to contemporary fantasy, and sparingly considers genre fantasy/speculative, suspense, romance, and hi…

  • Jim Rutman

    Sterling Lord Literistic · US

    Says: “interdisciplinary and hybrid treatments”

    Jim Rutman represents adult literary fiction and non-fiction. In fiction, he is interested in audacious novels that test the form and prioritize language. His non-fiction interests are wide ranging, from history, journal…

  • Kima Jones

    Triangle House · US

    In the spring of 2021, Kima Jones joined Triangle House Literary as an agent where she is interested in representing literary fiction, essay collections, memoir, hybrid texts, commercial fiction, poetry, speculative fict…

  • Erin Malone

    William Morris Endeavor · US

    Erin represents fiction and non-fiction for adults and children. More than any specific category or genre, she’s drawn to good stories and distinct points of view; writers who make us think and also those who provide a g…

  • Jackie Garcia-Morales

    Storm Literary Agency · US

    Says: “hybrid memoirs (e.g. cookbook memoir, photojournalism memoir)”

    Children’s Literature: Seeking author-illustrators that want to work across fiction and nonfiction picture books, chapter books, and graphic novels (spanning age audiences). Particularly interested in STEM/STEAM, social-…

  • Lubi Barre

    International Creative Agency · GB

    Says: “work that moves between forms”

    Curiosity is at the heart of Lubi’s list. She is interested in writers who can make her curious about a world, an idea or an experience she hasn’t encountered before — whether that is an overlooked chapter of history, an…

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