Sue Park at Barbara J. Zitwer Agency actively looking for young adult novels

A Room Called Earth by Madeleine Ryan
represented by BJZ Agency

Barbara J. Zitwer Agency

525 West End Avenue
Suite 11H
NY, NY 10024

http://barbarajzitweragency.com/

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The Barbara J. Zitwer {BJZ} Agency is a global literary agency, based in New York City for over 22 years. Barbara’s strength and expertise is in her ability to discover new writers and launch their international careers. She also works with established authors in their home countries, like Korea, who want to break out into the world.

Sue Park has recently joined the BJZ Agency and is actively looking for young adult novels. 

Sue writes under her full name, Suphil Lee Park, and is the author of Present Tense Complex, winner of the Marystina Santiestevan Prize, forthcoming in 2021. Her poems and short stories have appeared or will be forthcoming in Colorado Review, Global Poetry Anthology, Image, Ploughshares, Quarterly West, the Iowa Review, and the Massachusetts Review, among others. 

For Young Adult novels, query Sue at: suphil.leepark@gmail.com

For projects for adults, query Barbara at: zitwer@gmail.com

In the subject line of your email, put: "Query: Last Name, First Name: Genre: Title of Youor Work." Include a short synopsis (less than 500 words) and attach the opening of your work {as a Word file or a PDF}, not more than the first ten pages.

Children's author Jenifer Mook-Sang
will be one of the guest speakers for
Writing Kid Lit and Young Adult Fiction

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