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Literary agents looking for books about self-help — page 6

Phrasemill lists literary agents who want self-help, based on what they say on their public websites. “self-help” is a subject tag; its identifier is self-help. 134 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 (126–134 of 134)

  • Michael Covington

    The Bindery · US

    He focuses on spiritual growth, personal growth, contemplative spirituality, practical theology, leadership, Bible studies, and Christian living.

  • Dado Derviskadic

    Folio Literary Management · US

    He loves working with writers who have a deep and singular insight into their chosen world. In non-fiction, I am primarily interested in: cultural history; biography; art history; film; religion and spirituality; psycho…

  • Marisa A. Corvisiero, Esq.

    Corvisiero Literary Agency · US

    Says: “nonfiction books about growth mindset”

    Marisa will judge each story not just on the writing, but also with an eye toward finding creative stories with well developed plots and rich characters with unique voices. She is always hoping for stories with standout…

  • Kathy Schneider

    Jane Rotrosen Agency · US

    Says: “Kathy is looking for nonfiction with a focus on women’s interest, current affairs, narrative, pop culture, and platform-driven books in the business, wellness, and personal growth categories.”

  • Dani Segelbaum

    Arc Literary Management · US

    She represents a wide range of both fiction and non-fiction in the adult and children's spaces, working with New York Times bestselling and debut authors, and is passionate about collaborating with authors from diverse b…

  • Jennifer Thompson

    Nordlyset Literary Agency · US

    Jennifer aims to provide opportunities for voices that need amplification. She looks for books that explore a deeper understanding of human psychology, societal structures, world history, and human interactions and motiv…

  • Nicole Tourtelot

    The Gernert Company · US

    Her eclectic list of narrative and prescriptive nonfiction reflects her many interests, including food, lifestyle, advice, pop culture, and memoir.

  • Erin Niumata

    Folio Literary Management · US

    Fiction: commercial women’s fiction, romance, historical fiction, mysteries, psychological thrillers, speculative upmarket fiction, suspense, humor, romantasy, horror Nonfiction: self-help, women’s issues, pop culture a…

  • Peter Miller

    Global Lion · US

    Says: “…We represent books of all kinds from fiction to nonfiction, spiritual, religious and self-help to true crime.”

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