Anna Ghosh, Literary Agent Fantasy, Literary Fiction, Historical Fiction, Commercial Fiction, Adventure, Science, Biography, Psychology, Religion, Spirituality
Scovil Galen Ghosh Literary Agency, Inc.
Anna Ghosh is an active literary agent who founded Ghosh Literary in 2013 after nearly two decades at Scovil Galen Ghosh Literary Agency. She is open to queries and represents a diverse range of genres, including literary and commercial fiction, as well as various non-fiction categories. Submission guidelines are available on the agency's website, and she accepts both email and postal submissions, with specific instructions provided for each.
From the Guidelines:
Ghosh Literary is an independent literary agency founded by Anna Ghosh. Previously a partner at Scovil Galen Ghosh Literary Agency in New York City, Anna has nearly three decades of experience in the publishing industry.
The agency offers world wide literary representation for print and digital media and all allied rights, including motion picture, theatrical and multimedia rights.
Anna’s client list includes New York Times bestsellers, winners of the Pulitzer Prize, Guggenheim and other awards, as well as still to be heralded gems. Her literary interests are wide and eclectic and she is known for discovering and developing writers. She is particularly interested in literary narratives and books that illuminate some aspect of human endeavor or the natural world. Anna does not typically represent genre fiction but is drawn to compelling storytelling in most guises.
Anna studied Cultural Anthropology and Literary Journalism at Hampshire College, Massachusetts and Liberal Studies at The New School for Social Research, New York. Originally from India, Anna was based in New York City for 16 years and now lives in San Francisco, California.
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