Indie or Finding an Agent

Hey Everyone,

Today, I will discuss Indie or Agent. I personally went the Indie way because I felt at the time I just

wanted to get my message out there quicker. However, in no means did I feel that I knew everything

but I did feel that I couldn’t find the right person for me at the moment.

I have spoken to many people and they also feel that Indie is the way to go without having to deal

with deadlines, someone else taking your royalties, scammers and so forth. I love creating new

exciting places, characters, the causes & effects and everything in between which brings readers at

their edge of their seats while reading my books.

The cons I see are that you have to do your own marketing, editing, formatting, etc. This is where an

agent would come in. The agent would do all of the above and then some. They are there to help

you succeed in your writings and your career.

As I previously discussed in blog #2 about fiction & non-fiction, “Fiction is about being

vulnerable,” and “Fiction can teach, exclaim, mesmerize, and many other things and feelings for

your readers.” Non-Fiction is about the preciseness of actual events, people & places as the story is

told.

Either way you slice it… It is totally up to you how you will proceed after your novel is done.

Through my own discoveries I did some research and found some interesting Agents for a set few

genre’s below.

Mystery:

Barone Literary Agency http://www.denisegwen.com/BaroneLiteraryAgency/

BookEnds, LLC. http://bookendsliterary.com/

Dee Mura Agency http://deemuraliterary.com/

Harvey Klinger, Inc. https://www.harveyklinger.com/

The Bent Agency http://www.thebentagency.com/

The Evan Marshall Agency https://www.evanmarshallagency.com/

Supernatural:

Barone Literary Agency http://www.denisegwen.com/BaroneLiteraryAgency/

The Evan Marshall Agency

https://www.evanmarshallagency.com/

Suspense:

Aitken Alexander Associates http://www.aitkenalexander.co.uk/

The Ahearn Agency http://www.ahearnagency.com/

Children’s Books:

Fairbank Literary http://fairbankliterary.com/

Feminist:

Barone Literary Agency http://www.denisegwen.com/BaroneLiteraryAgency/

New Adult:

Barone Literary Agency http://www.denisegwen.com/BaroneLiteraryAgency/

Fantasy:

Baror International, Inc. http://www.barorint.com/

BookEnds, LLC http://bookendsliterary.com/

The Bent Agency http://www.thebentagency.com/

Ethnic:

Anderson Literary Agency http://andersonliteraryagency.com/

Barone Literary Agency http://www.denisegwen.com/BaroneLiteraryAgency/

Erotica:

Baror International, Inc. http://www.barorint.com/

BookEnds, LLC. http://bookendsliterary.com/

Dee Mura Agency http://deemuraliterary.com/

Harvey Klinger, Inc. https://www.harveyklinger.com/

The Bent Agency http://www.thebentagency.com/

The Evan Marshall Agency https://www.evanmarshallagency.com/

Other Submissions for Fiction & Non-Fiction:

Anderson Literary Agency http://andersonliteraryagency.com/

Barone Literary Agency http://www.denisegwen.com/BaroneLiteraryAgency/

Dee Mura Agency http://deemuraliterary.com/

Harvey Klinger, Inc. https://www.harveyklinger.com/

Inkwell Management, LLC http://inkwellmanagement.com/

International Transactions, Inc. https://intltrans.com/

J de S Associates, Inc. http://www.jdesassociates.com/index.html

Literary Agencies https://literaryagencies.com/

If you would like to see if any or all are legit; check out: Association of Author's Representatives

http://aaronline.org/ and if you do not find one up above then you can go here,

https://www.pw.org/literary_agents Literary Agents Database.

I hope this has helped you today on your path for writing your truths and if for any reason you

have more questions, please feel free to ask me at my author’s inbox @

https://www.facebook.com/authormarinaobrix/

Join the conversation so that we can all learn from each other.