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Doug has been an agent at Sterling Lord Literistic, Inc. since 2003. His list consists of fiction and narrative nonfiction for all ages, from the innovatively literary to the unabashedly commercial, and includes multiple million-copy bestsellers and award-winners.
- Nikki Terpilowski. Nikki Terpilowski is founder and senior literary agent at Holloway Literary Agency, a full-service agency in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Tracey Adams. After working for nearly 10 years at two prestigious literary agencies; namely Writers House and McIntosh & Otis where she lead the children’s section, in 2004, Tracey Adams co-founded Adams Literary with Josh Adams.
- Rachel Beck. Rachel Beck, a literary agent at Holloway Literary, has been working in the publishing industry since 2009. She started her career through working as an intern at two literary agencies and then being employed as an editor at a major publisher; namely Harlequin.
- Lorin Oberweger. Lorin Oberweger is a literary agent at Adams Literary and before joining this organization, for more than 20 years, she worked as a self-employed book editor and ghostwriter.
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Mar 26, 2021 · Here are 7 steps to get a literary agent to represent your book: 1. Browse literary agent directories. 2. Know your book’s genre and market appeal. 3. Look for agents representing books like yours. 4. Research and vet your shortlist. 5. Send personalized query letters. 6. Deal with requests and rejections (and silence) 7.
