Questions

what type of fictional books are literary agents looking to publish right now, what is hot ?
- nina

I write mostly young adult genre fiction and I’m trying to get a manuscript published. I’ve tried a lot of agents that are reputable already. I heard that agents who have just gotten into the business are eager for new authors, so I ****?t to know how can I find them? Is there a website or a newsletter I can sign up for that gets articles about new legit agents?
- shanster303

I’ve gone through all of the mainstream ones, about 30 of them, but at some point it just seems like I’ve completely exhausted the market.

I don’t have the time or the resources to self-publish, and it’s a hassle going straight to publishers, any tips?
- Dapple

Looking to submit my fiction works: At the moment, two separate novels which make up the beginning of a suspense/horror series. Which agents are not overloaded at the moment, are legit, and most likely to look into my submission?
- Dom Auturo

And I don’t mean young writers with young adult or teen fiction; I mean young writers (under 18) with general, commercial and/or literary fiction. I know some agencies have contract issues with young writers, so help would be greatly appreciated, as I am doing a school project on publishing and literary agents.
- an amateur

hi my name is wesley and i am in the propose of writing a book and i have writen 9 chapters i whould like to get it published but i do not know how to go abuot doing it if somone can help me it whould bet apreshated
- BERNIE W

writing experiences, how should I present this in a way that will catch the attention of the agent? I have outlined 6 other novels, 1 is a sequel to the completed novel and I am currently writing my next novel. Should I include that information as well or should I just stick to the topic of the completed novel? Thank you.
- kinyania