Screenplay Evaluations. THUMBS DOWN AGENCY LIST. Contact Us Below, in alphabetical order, is a list of the literary agencies (not all of them currently active*) about which Writer Beware has received the largest number of complaints over the years, or which, based on documentation we’ve collected, we consider to pose the most significant hazard for writers. All have two or more of the following abusive practices: 1. Fee-charging–including reading fees, marketing or administrative fees, retainers, processing fees, and other forms of upfront or flat-rate charges that are made as a condition of representation. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. While the agencies listed here account for a substantial number of the complaints we’ve received, they’re just the tip of the iceberg. We do update the list from time to time, as questionable agencies sometimes change their names, clone themselves, or go out of business. . * Why do we continue to list agencies that aren’t currently active?
Copyright © A.C. David Abram. Margaret Atwood. To contact Margaret Atwood, mail may be directed to: Margaret Atwood McClelland & Stewart Ltd. 1 Toronto Street Toronto, Ontario M5C 2V6 The Larmore Literary Agency represents film and television rights and English language publishing rights in Canada and the United States. Phoebe Larmore plarmore@aol.com The Larmore Literary Agency 916 Marco Place Venice, CA 90291, U.S.A. Vivienne Schuster of the Curtis Brown Agency represents English language rights in all countries except Canada and the United States. Curtis Brown Literary Agency 28/29 Haymarket London, England SW1Y 4SP For Foreign rights queries contact: betsy@Curtisbrown.co.uk To inquire about inviting Margaret Atwood for a speaking engagement contact: The Lavin Agency 77 Peter St., 4th Floor Toronto, ON MSV 2G4 The Lavin Agency 1123 Broadway, Suite 1107 New York, NY 10010, U.S.A www.thelavinagency.cominfo@thelavinagency.com Research and academic inquiries should be directed to: Note: For legal reasons, Ms. 1.
Chellis Glendinning.