Literary agents for multicultural fiction
Phrasemill lists literary agents who want multicultural fiction, based on what they say on their public websites. “multicultural fiction” is a genre tag; its identifier is multicultural-fiction. 30 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 30)
Says: “books that tell a great story and invite me to get to know a culture I'm unfamiliar with”
Says: “A middle grade or YA standalone that reflects the experience of growing up in a multicultural/multifaith household”
Says: “a family drama set in a multi-cultural place”
Says: “Maybe biracial families or non-white communities are centered.”
His special interests include commercial fiction, suspense, business, science, and multi-cultural fiction.
Says: “a multicultural element”
Says: “diverse cultures and identities”
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…
Sarah represents serious nonfiction and memoir with a lens toward social, economic and environmental justice, anti-imperialist thought, pop/cultural criticism and histories, and cross-cultural narratives, all deeply expl…
Says: “untold multicultural stories”
I am passionate about fiction, both commercial and literary, and look for engaging, complex characters, a strong plot, good storytelling and writing that has a distinct voice. I love commercial novels with literary sens…
Says: “books that highlight different cultures, traditions, languages and settings”
Says: “stories that explore the intricacies of multicultural identities”
Says: “Diverse cultures and traditions”
Says: “Native American fiction”
Says: “books that are adding a new, unexplored layer to the conversation concerning women, immigrant, and BIPOC experiences in a real and intersectional way”
Says: “fiction with cultural specificity”
Says: “…stories, commercial fiction that crosses genre borders, and fiction from Latinx and Spanish-speaking writers.”
Says: “books that explore different cultural traditions”
She represents both literary and commercial fiction as well as nonfiction, and brings to the agency experience as a former acquisitions editor, freelance publicist, and writer. She appreciates writing that has depth, an…
Maximilian is currently acquiring science fiction, fantasy and horror with an eye towards philosophy, postmodernism and deconstruction. Maximilian is also currently seeking expressions of established genre conventions i…
Says: “diverse cultures and identities”
I represent serious nonfiction, literary fiction, children's books, and graphic novels. Growing up all over—Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, and the US—I found my home in books where writers confront the chaos of reality…
Lisa currently represents nonfiction for all ages (preschool–adult), picture book and middle grade fiction, and picture book author/illustrators. She loves books with heart; science, agricultural, and environmental topi…
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