For nearly thirty years, the Marianne Strong Literary Agency has offered professional representation to authors of fiction, non-fiction and poetry.

At the Strong Agency, we pride ourselves in giving new authors a first chance, and giving published authors a chance to try something new. Browse our website for more information about the books we have represented or for instructions regarding query submission.

Though the agency has historically focused on non-fiction work--successfully publishing works in politics, business, memoir, real estate, self-help, sports, true crime, and medicine--our current staff is busy building our contacts in the world of fiction, and is actively seeking quality historical fiction, young adult novels, contemporary thrillers, mystery and crime novels, and the ever-elusive piece of quality literary fiction.

Louis Wolfson family.

Michael Griffith, defense lawyer for Ted Maher, has signed with the Strong Agency to write the definitive book on the Edmond Safra murder case. Cherokee McDonald co-writes.

Susan Crimp and Joel Richardson.

Deborah Jeane Palfrey, the so-called "Washington D.C. Madam" has recently signed with the Strong Agency, with a book project in development.

Photographer Roger Moenks joins in one remarkable collection 75 of the most glamorous and gifted women in fashion and design in Inheriting Beauty, with a foreword by Graydon Carter of Vanity Fair.

United Nations correspondent Ian Williams funneled his interest in history, politics--and rum!--into the writing of Rum: A Social and Sociable History, The Real Story of 1776.

Rosemarie Stack, the widow of Robert Stack (a.k.a. Eliot Ness of The Untouchables), has completed her biography of her Hollywood husband and their five decade journey through the world of film-making and family: Mr. Untouchable: the Life and Times of Robert Stack.

Angela Hemingway is the widow of Jack Hemingway, Ernest Hemingway's son. Currently she is working on a book about "growing up Hemingway," as well as a Travel television series with KPI Television.

Real-estate heiress Denise LeFrak Calicchio, author of High Rise, Low Down, along with co-writers Katherine Livingston, and Eunice David.

Marv Davis, corporate turnaround expert, author of Fixin' Corporate America.

Ted Kavanau, co-founder of CNN along with Ted Turner.

Jack Grant, published writer of both fiction and non-fiction titles.

Sam Rubin, Yale historian and sportswriter writes of sports pioneer Joan Whitney Payson, one of the first women involved in professional sports management. Co-founder of the New York Mets, her biography fills a gap in NY sports history.

The Hunt For Bin Laden; Rum; Inheriting Beauty; Lifestyle of the Rich and Famous Cookbook; A Woman Named Jackie; The Bouviers

Susan Crimp and Joel Richardson's WHY WE LEFT ISLAM, to WND Books.

Roger Moenks' INHERITING BEAUTY, to powerHouse books

Marv Davis' FIXIN' CORPORATE AMERICA, retitled TAKE NO PRISONERS to Amacon Books

Lefrak-Callichio, Livingston and David: HIGH RISE LOW DOWN, to Barricade Books

Author's Guild

One page query with no attachments. If interested, agent will contact. For fiction, first 40 pages upon request. For non-fiction, full proposal with sample chapters upon request.