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Literary agents for police procedural

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want police procedural, based on what they say on their public websites. “police procedural” is a genre tag; its identifier is police-procedural. 11 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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  • Rebecca Ritchie

    A.M. Heath & Co. · GB

    I represent authors of fiction and non-fiction. On the fiction side, my list spans the commercial spectrum: from contemporary fiction – be that funny, romantic, moving or high concept – to reading group, historical ficti…

  • Charlotte Colwill

    Colwill & Peddle · GB

    Says: “procedurals with series potential”

    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…

  • Laura Williams

    Greene & Heaton · GB

    Says: “brilliantly plotted conventional murder mysteries or procedurals, as long as there's something fresh and exciting about it”

    I have a broad list across different genres of fiction, alongside a smaller non-fiction and children’s book list, and I’m always looking for new and exciting projects. I love working on literary fiction and upmarket com…

  • Anne Tibbets

    Donald Maass Literary Agency · US

    Says: “Contemporary Police Procedural”

    She represents adult commercial genre, primarily thrillers, mysteries, science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Anne is looking for: Adult Modern Day Mystery: Contemporary Police Procedural, Professional investigators pref…

  • Joanna Kalizewska

    The bks Agency · London

  • Annie Bomke

    Annie Bomke Literary Agency · US

    Says: “gritty police procedurals”

    Her interests span a range of genres—from hard-nosed business books to otherworldly historical novels. She represents a wide variety of adult and YA fiction and nonfiction, including commercial and literary fiction, upm…

  • Sharon Pelletier

    Dystel, Goderich & Bourret · US

    Sharon’s list includes upmarket fiction of all sorts, from smart, complex women’s fiction; to unexpected suspense fiction and romance; to hearty, unforgettable book club fiction. She also occasionally takes on compelling…

  • Joanna Kaliszewska

    The bks Agency · London

    Her literary taste is very broad, she is equally happy reading a prize-winning literary novel, reading group fiction or a crime procedural. She is the Rights Director at The bks Agency, as well as developing her own lis…

  • Marina De Pass

    The Soho Agency · London

    Says: “Thrillers/procedural crime with a point of difference”

    Marina is actively building her list of authors writing upmarket commercial, reading group and accessible literary fiction, alongside a select and eclectic children's, YA & non-fiction list. She is looking for big stori…

  • Ty Anania

    William Morris Endeavor · US

    Ty represents adult fiction and nonfiction. In the adult fiction space, Ty is a broad reader, with a taste that tends literary in many forms: he’d love to read your genre fiction, from science fiction and fantasy to ser…

  • Madison Smartt Bell

    Ayesha Pande Literary · US

    He is interested in literary fiction, noir, criminal procedurals, work from the Caribbean basin and other diasporas, and anything genuinely original and fresh.

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