Magic March Part 2: Publishers and Agents in the Fantasy Genre

By: The Steps to Getting Published Team

Hello, writers! As part of our Magic March celebration of the fantasy genre, The Steps to Getting Published team is happy to present a second list of publishers and literary agents representing fantasy writers. The provided lists and links should give you plenty of options for sending out your writing projects. We hope you can put this information to good use as you continue your search for the perfect fit for your work. As always, we’re here if you have any questions at all. Good luck!

Links

Fantasy Publishers

https://writingtipsoasis.com/fantasy-publishers-accepting-unsolicited-manuscripts/

Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishers

http://www.worldswithoutend.com/publishers.asp

Fantasy Publishers Accepting Manuscripts

https://medium.com/@ericaverr/6-science-fiction-and-fantasy-publishers-accepting-manuscripts-from-writers-f8f8ab5d8dc2

Literary Agents/Fantasy

Karly Caserza (fantasy YA) Fuse Literary

https://www.fuseliterary.com/karly-caserza/

Nicole Resciniti (fantasy) The Seymour Agency

https://www.theseymouragency.com/About-Us.html

Eric Smith (fantasy) P.S. Literary

https://www.psliterary.com/who-we-are/

Jim McCarthy (fantasy) Dystel, Goderich & Bourret LLC

https://www.dystel.com/jim-mccarthy

Jordy Albert (fantasy YA and fantasy romance) The Booker Albert Literary Agency

http://www.thebookeralbertagency.com/representation.html

Kim-Mei Kirtland (fantasy: secondary world, magical realism, urban) Morhaim Literary

http://www.morhaimliterary.com/agents/

Kate Testerman (fantasy: urban, magical realism) kt literary

http://ktliterary.com/about/

Chris Lotts (adult fantasy) The Lotts Agency

http://www.lottsagency.com/sub-guidelines/