Indelible by Adelie Saunders, represented by Regal Hoffman |
Regal Hoffman & Associates LLC
242 West 38th Street
Floor 2
New York, NY 10018
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Regal Hoffman & Associates has five literary agents, all accepting new authors. Their primary areas of
interest include literary fiction, thrillers, narrative nonfiction (history,
biography, science, etc.), memoir, and some category nonfiction. They
strongly encourage submissions from writers of all cultural and ethnic
backgrounds. Their children's book agents look after all categories, with an
emphasis on young adult and middle-grade fiction. They don’t represent romance,
poetry, or screenplays.
The newest member of the team is Grace Ross,
who recently joined as a junior agent. Like all
new agents, she needs authors. Grace started her career at Oxford University Press in editorial
before transitioning to agenting, first at Lowenstein
Associates and then at Denise Shannon Literary Agency.
Grace is interested in literary fiction that
experiments with form and speaks to the current cultural climate; historical
fiction; international narratives; and dynamic plots that bridge genres.
In nonfiction, she is looking for socially and
politically conscious narratives, especially those that engage with cultural
conversations about gender, race, and class in an accessible way; but she's
also drawn to popular science, biography, cultural theory, and memoir. Grace
was born in Washington, DC and holds a B.A. in English/American Studies from
Wesleyan University.
Query Grace at: submissions@rhaliterary.com
For fiction, you may include the first ten pages
of a novel or one story from a collection. Full submissions details and information on what all the agents at Regal Hoffman are seeking here.
Anne Shone, senior editor Scholastic Books |
On Saturday, November 19, Brian will lead a Writing
for Children and for Young Adults workshop in Mississauga with Anne
Shone, senior editor, Scholastic Books as his guest speaker (see here). To register or for details,
email: brianhenry@sympatico.ca
Note: If you're looking at this posting after Nov
19, 2016, check out current Writing for Children & for Young Adult
workshops and weekly Writing Kid Lit courses here (and
scroll down).
Come
the new year, a full slate of classes will be offered (Details of all six here) :
Exploring Creative Writing, Thursday
afternoons, Jan 26 – March 30, Burlington
Intensive Creative Writing, Tuesday afternoons,
Jan 25 – March 28, Burlington. .
Extreme Creative Writing, Wednesday
afternoons,Jan 25 - March 15, Burlington
See details of all six courses here.
Ross Pennie, author of the memoir The Unforgiving Tides and of three mystery novels will be the guest speaker at "Writing Your Life" |
Brian Henry also has a number of other great workshops coming up
soon: How to Write Great Characters, Saturday,
Nov 12, in Barrie (see here),
and Writing Your Life and Other Personal Stories, Saturday,
Dec 3, in Oakville (see here).
In the new year, Brian will lead a How to Get Published, workshop on Saturday,
Jan 28, 2017, in Toronto with Stacey Donaghy of the Donaghy agency (see here),
and a How to Write a Bestseller workshop
on Saturday, Feb 18, in Guelph, with New York Times #1 bestselling author
Kelley Armstrong (see here).
Read
reviews of Brian’s courses and workshops here.
See Brian’s complete current schedule here, including writing workshops and creative writing
courses in Algonquin Park, Bolton, Barrie, Brampton, Burlington,
Caledon, Georgetown, Guelph, Hamilton, Ingersoll, Kingston, Kitchener, London,
Midland, Mississauga, Oakville, Ottawa, Peterborough, St. Catharines, Saint
John, NB, Sudbury, Thessalon, Toronto, Windsor, Woodstock, Halton,
Kitchener-Waterloo, Muskoka, Peel, Simcoe, York Region, the GTA, Ontario and
beyond.
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tip: For many more literary agents seeking authors, click on
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see only Canadian agents, click on the button in the right-hand column under
More Content. To see only agents representing kid’s lit, click on the
Children’s/YA agents button in the list of Labels below.
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