Literary representation for today's best thinking and writing.
The Stuart Agency is a full-service literary agency representing a wide range of high-quality nonfiction and fiction, from Pulitzer Prize winners and entertainment figures to journalists, public intellectuals, academics and novelists. Headed by Andrew Stuart, who has over 25 years of publishing experience, most as an agent, we work closely with our clients at every stage of the publishing process. Our services include: providing intensive editorial guidance from the proposal through the finished manuscript; coordinating with clients and publishers to maximize publicity and marketing opportunities; working with a network of top foreign agents to sell rights throughout the world; handling film and television rights; navigating the new world of digital publishing; and strategizing about the next step in a client’s writing career.
The agency is known for our dedication to our clients and for representing authors whose work plays a role in shaping and challenging the public dialogue across all categories, including current affairs, history, science, business, psychology, narrative nonfiction, memoir, literary and commercial fiction, prescriptive health, parenting, religion and sports.
Projects and clients include former Congressman Ron Paul’s New York Times #1 Bestseller The Revolution, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Kathleen Parker, William Dietrich, Michael McIntire and Carl Cannon, Dan Carlin, creator of the popular podcast "Hardcore History", Christopher Ryan, author of the New York Times bestseller Sex at Dawn, renowned child psychiatrist Bruce Perry, intellectual historians Matthew Stewart, author of The Courtier and the Heretic, and Steven Nadler, author of Rembrandt's Jews; science journalist Maia Szalavitz, author of the New York Times bestseller Unbroken Brain, Oren Cass, author of The Once and Future Worker, political scientist Alan Wolfe, veteran political reporter Ron Fournier, author of the New York Times Bestseller Love that Boy, journalist Jesse Singal, Hollywood studio mogul Mike Medavoy, Mark Bauerlein, author of the national bestseller The Dumbest Generation, New York Times bestselling novelist Mary Monroe, and the New York Times Bestseller The Darwin Awards: Evolution in Action.
We serve as creative and business partners to our clients through all stages of the publishing process. Our goal is to maximize the potential of their intellectual property across a variety of media -- from books, film and television to magazine and
electronic formats.
ver
The agency is known for our dedication to our clients and for representing authors whose work plays a role in shaping and challenging the public dialogue across all categories, including current affairs, history, science, business, psychology, narrative nonfiction, memoir, literary and commercial fiction, prescriptive health, parenting, religion and sports.
Projects and clients include former Congressman Ron Paul’s New York Times #1 Bestseller The Revolution, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Kathleen Parker, William Dietrich, Michael McIntire and Carl Cannon, Dan Carlin, creator of the popular podcast "Hardcore History", Christopher Ryan, author of the New York Times bestseller Sex at Dawn, renowned child psychiatrist Bruce Perry, intellectual historians Matthew Stewart, author of The Courtier and the Heretic, and Steven Nadler, author of Rembrandt's Jews; science journalist Maia Szalavitz, author of the New York Times bestseller Unbroken Brain, Oren Cass, author of The Once and Future Worker, political scientist Alan Wolfe, veteran political reporter Ron Fournier, author of the New York Times Bestseller Love that Boy, journalist Jesse Singal, Hollywood studio mogul Mike Medavoy, Mark Bauerlein, author of the national bestseller The Dumbest Generation, New York Times bestselling novelist Mary Monroe, and the New York Times Bestseller The Darwin Awards: Evolution in Action.
We serve as creative and business partners to our clients through all stages of the publishing process. Our goal is to maximize the potential of their intellectual property across a variety of media -- from books, film and television to magazine and
electronic formats.
ver
