D4EO
Literary Agency
Principal agent: Robert (Bob) Diforio
7 Indian Valley Road
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D4EO Literary has four agents on
staff, two of whom are actively looking for new authors:
Quressa Robinson recently joined D4EO as an Associate Agent, and like all new
agents, she needs authors.
Formerly Quressa was an acquiring editor for St. Martin’s Press, an
imprint of Macmillan Publishers where she edited both fiction and nonfiction.
Her acquisitions include Certain Dark
Things and The Beautiful
Ones – both by Silvia Moreno-Garcia; Spells
of the Blood and Kin by Claire Humphrey; and The Atlas of Forgotten Places by Jenny D. Williams. Quressa
is an alumnus of the University of California Santa Cruz, Columbia University’s
MFA program, and House Slytherin. (There is power in the dark side.)
“My tastes are a bit eclectic,” says Quressa, “but I am most drawn to literary voices in commercial packages and wonderfully, realized characters, untold stories, immersive world building, and complex narrative approaches or plots.”
Quressa is seeking:
“My tastes are a bit eclectic,” says Quressa, “but I am most drawn to literary voices in commercial packages and wonderfully, realized characters, untold stories, immersive world building, and complex narrative approaches or plots.”
Quressa is seeking:
Science-fiction/Fantasy (including speculative/magical realism)
Nonfiction (celebrity, pop culture, pop science)
Upmarket and Commercial Women’s Fiction
Historical Fiction
Family Sagas
Contemporary YA
Science-fiction/Fantasy Young Adult Crossover
She is particularly interested in “Own Voices” and Inclusive Narratives. Genre bending is also great; for example, an epic fantasy romance or an upmarket fantasy
Nonfiction (celebrity, pop culture, pop science)
Upmarket and Commercial Women’s Fiction
Historical Fiction
Family Sagas
Contemporary YA
Science-fiction/Fantasy Young Adult Crossover
She is particularly interested in “Own Voices” and Inclusive Narratives. Genre bending is also great; for example, an epic fantasy romance or an upmarket fantasy
Include the first fifty pages of your novel or, for nonfiction, a full
proposal and sample chapters as a Word attachment. If the submission is
a simultaneous submission, please indicate that in your query.
Pam
Howell started her literary career as an assistant to an agent in early 2012. By April
Pam was promoted to Associate Agent. In her
first two years as an agent, Pam brokered 24 deals, with such publishers
as Knopf, Scholastic, NAL, ACE, Grand Central, and others.
She joined D4EO in June 2014, where she continues to build her list. She has a passion for genre fiction as well as children's lit, including Picture Books, Chapter Books, Middle Grade and Young Adult.
She joined D4EO in June 2014, where she continues to build her list. She has a passion for genre fiction as well as children's lit, including Picture Books, Chapter Books, Middle Grade and Young Adult.
Query Pam at: querypamvhv@gmail.com
Paste a 1–2 page synopsis and your first chapter into the body
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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,
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(see here), How to Get Published, Saturday, Jan 28, 2017, in Toronto with Stacey Donaghy of the Donaghy agency
(see here),
and How to Write a Bestseller, Saturday, Feb 18, in Guelph, with New York Times #1 bestselling author
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