Literary Agents

Literary Agent Panel at the 2011 Unicorn Writers’ Conference

Additional time with a literary agent can be obtained with a One-to-One Private Session ($48.03)

2012 Literary Agents

Click on an Agent’s Name for Further Bio Information

ONE-TO-ONE SESSIONS WITH A LITERARY AGENT 
(30 Minutes)

SIGN UP FOR ONE-TO-ONE:
Select a session with a literary agent for an additional fee of $48.03.

-Click Signup link.
-Search for Agent/Editor by name. 
-Select workshop type and time slot. 
-Reserve time slot by purchasing ticket. 

E-MAIL:
After signing up for your session, e-mail forty pages of your manuscript to: unicornwritersconference@gmail.com

INSTRUCTIONS:
Provide the complete word count and genre: fiction, nonfiction, mystery, romance, etc.  Make sure your name, e-mail address, title, and page numbers are on every page of your manuscript.
All submissions must be emailed by April 14, 2012.

We will email your manuscript to the appropriate literary agent, who will read forty pages in advance of your pre-registered session. At the Unicorn Writers’ Conference, you will meet with this agent and receive suggested changes and direction on your book. This session will last thirty minutes. 


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A Literary Agent with the Sarah Jane Freymann Literary Agency, Katharine has worked with a varied list of authors who publish a diverse array of books...

Katharine Sands                  

Gina Panettieri                

Gina Panettieri is President of Milford, Connecticut-based Talcott Notch Literary Services, and has worked as a literary agent for more than twenty years...

Reid Boates was an editor at Doubleday and then Warner Books before founding his independent literary agency in 1985.  His titles include the #1 New York Times & Wall Street Journal bestseller Longerberger: An American Success Story and the breakthrough bestseller, The Portable Curmudgeon...

Reid Boates                                    

Meredith  Bernstein has been a literary agent for over thirty years, and celebrated her own agency’s twenty-fifth anniversary in April 2006. Prior to becoming a literary agent, she worked as a story editor for film producers on both the East and West Coasts, as well as a freelance reader...

My areas of special interest include well-written narrative nonfiction, architecture, history, politics, natural history (especially birds), science, the environment, women's issues, parenting, cooking, psychology, health, wellness, diet, fitness, lifestyle, mind-body-spirit, sustainability, home improvement and design, popular reference, and leisure activities....

Laura Blake Peterson began her career in publishing at Curtis Brown as a summer intern. She is a graduate of Vassar College and has been with Curtis Brown since 1987, representing a wide range of fiction, non-fiction and books for....

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Nicholas has had a life-long love of books. He earned his degree in Creative Writing  from the University of New Mexico and Certification in Book Publishing from New York University. He started his publishing career at John Wiley & Sons and Rosen Publishing.

THE DOE COOVER AGENCY was founded in 1986 by Doe Coover, previously an editor at Charles Scribner’s Sons and editor-in-chief of Addison-Wesley’s trade division...

Loretta A. Barrett is a literary agent and president of Loretta Barrett Books, Inc. in New York. She founded the agency in 1990. Prior to that she was Editor-in-Chief of Anchor Books and Vice President and Executive Editor at Doubleday...

The ALISON  BOND  LITERARY AGENCY was founded in 1981, to continue what she loved doing most:  editing and shaping the work of writers whose ideas intrigued me and who were getting overlooked in the dash towards commercial publication. As a longtime editor for Holt, Scribners, Praeger during the 60s and mid-70s, I had...

Mei Yao founded the Yao Enterprises, LLC, with a singular objective of enabling cross-cultural understanding between the Chinese speaking and the English speaking societies around the world.

Since 1986, Malaga Baldi has worked as an independent literary agent.  Her first publishing job was as a cashier at Gotham Book Mart.  Baldi also worked in the Ballantine Books Publicity Department, and as an associate at Candida Donadio & Associates and the Elaine Markson Agency before going out on her own...  

On the twenty-sixth anniversary (Dec. 7, 1967) of Pearl Harbor Day, Lewis R. Chambers "dropped his bombs" on his last salaried position and walked out the door, jobless, into the terrifically exciting (and, at times, daunting) era that was "the '60s"! 


With a bit of financial assistance (and...