AI overview--Literary agents accepting political non-fiction.

AI Overview

Literary agents in the USA who represent political non-fiction and current affairs include Henry Thayer at Brandt & Hochman Literary Agents, Erik Hane at Red Sofa, Howard Yoon at Ross Yoon Agency, and Cristina Concepcion at Don Congdon Associates. To find more agents, use the Manuscript Wish List website or AgentMatch to filter by genre and use other detailed search criteria, and always check an agency's website for submission guidelines before querying.

Specific agents accepting political non-fiction:

Henry Thayer at Brandt & Hochman: Represents current affairs, politics, and international relations, seeking engaging stories that challenge conventional wisdom.

Erik Hane at Red Sofa: Interested in contemporary political writing, critiques of capitalism, and analyses of power, particularly from leftist and class-conscious perspectives.

Howard Yoon at Ross Yoon Agency: Specializes in nonfiction, including current affairs and politics, and helps both new and established authors.

Cristina Concepcion at Don Congdon Associates: Represents current events and narrative non-fiction.

Deborah Schneider at gelfman schneider literary agents: Represents a range of non-fiction, including political and current affairs.

Karen Gantz at Karen Gantz Literary Management: Has a specific interest in books on current affairs and history.

Massie McQuilkin at Massie McQuilkin & Altman Literary Agents: Open to queries for politics and narrative nonfiction.

Cecilia (“CeCe”) Lyra at P.S. Literary Agency: Open to non-fiction in categories including current affairs and politics.

How to find more agents and submit your work:

1. Use specialized databases:

Use resources like Manuscript Wish List to see what agents are actively seeking, or AgentMatch on Jericho Writers, which lets you filter by genre, experience, and other criteria.

2. Check individual agency websites: Always visit the agency's website to find their specific submission guidelines, which may include preferred query methods (email, form).

3. Research an agent's interests: Read an agent's profile to see if your project aligns with their interests, such as history, politics, international relations, or specific types of narrative non-fiction.

4. Craft a compelling query: Ensure your book proposal or query letter has a strong, clear voice and a unique point of view.