Literary agents for translated fiction
Phrasemill lists literary agents who want translated fiction, based on what they say on their public websites. “translated fiction” is a genre tag; its identifier is translated-fiction. 28 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 28)
Rachel is a Literary Agent working with the agency’s bestselling brand authors and building a list in literary, upmarket and book club fiction, as well as select narrative non-fiction. As a literary agent, she represent…
I represent literary, book club and general fiction, as well as some narrative non-fiction and am actively developing a carefully curated client list of career authors. I am on the lookout for general fiction, immersive…
I’ve worked on a fantastic range of literature: all sorts of fiction—modern, historical, magical, translated, and children’s—as well as non-fiction about global and local politics, our climate, international affairs, his…
Says: “new and international voices”
Says: “new voices in translated fiction”
Says: “narratives in translation”
Says: “foreign story fanatic”
Says: “literature in translation”
Says: “international literary voices in any language”
Stephanie is open to submissions in serious and narrative non-fiction, as well as literary fiction (including graphic novels). In non-fiction, her interests are history, philosophy, current affairs, literary and cultura…
Jennifer is most interested in literary fiction, speculative fiction, and translated fiction for the adult market, unusual history, journalism, politics, and pop-culture and music history. She's fond of oral histories i…
Says: “authors in translation”
A lifelong New Yorker and lover of the written word, Christina is looking for both seasoned authors and new voices in fiction and nonfiction. She specializes in literary fiction and has a soft spot in her heart for inter…
Says: “writers that originate outside of the English language”
Says: “nonfiction that does not originate in English”
Says: “international literary work”
Says: “exceptional international fiction”
Says: “Zitwer has been especially recognized for introducing contemporary Korean literature to readers worldwide.”
Our tastes tend toward literary and international fiction; voice-y novels with a strong sense of place; big memoir that goes beyond the me-moir; topical or narrative nonfiction with a strong interest in women’s voices, g…
Says: “literature in translation”
Says: “literature in translation”
Says: “works in translation”
As an affiliate agent, I focus on bringing translated literature into Anglophone markets.
Lauren represents adult science fiction, fantasy, and horror, as well as upmarket fiction, mystery, and romance with speculative elements. She represents very select science/nature nonfiction, but she does not represent…
Nora is interested in representing literary and upmarket fiction, narrative nonfiction, memoirs, cookbooks, and select poetry. As a Spanish reader, she has a particular interest in translation, and is also seeking Spanis…
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