How to Snag a Chick Literature Book Agent: Where to Target Your Queries

Chick Lit novels are a big market in the book publishing industry. If you are writing one you know that getting the right literary agent, one that has a specialty in the chick lit division, is crucial to your book's success or failure. Below are literary agents that all deal with chick lit and are all, at the time of this article's writing, taking submissions and queries. Each literary agent is profiled with contact information and the other genres they represent. Polish off that query, make that hook the best it can be, and good luck in your quest for representation.

Ann Rittenberg
Ann Rittenberg Literary Agency
30 Bond Street
New York, NY 10012
ann@rittlit.com
(No Email Queries, please)
Represents Literary Fiction, Chick Lit, Commercial Fiction, Women's Fiction, Thrillers, Suspense, Multi-Cultural, History, Sports, Biography, Adventure and True Story, Women's Issues, Journalism, and Narrative Nonfiction.
They are currently accepting queries at this agency.

BJ Robbins
BJ Robbins Literary Agency
5130 Bellaire Avenue
North Hollywood, CA 91607
robbinsliterary@aol.com
Represents Literary Fiction, True Crime, Mystery, Commercial Fiction, Thrillers, Suspense, Multi-Cultural, History, Sports, Biography, Medical, Science, Parenting, How To, Drama and Music, Narrative Nonfiction, Psychology, Health and Fitness, Film and Entertainment, Humor, Journalism, and Cultural Social Issues.
They are currently accepting queries at this agency.

Evan Marshall
Evan Marshall Agency
Six Tristam Place
Pine Brook, NJ 07058
evanmarshall@TheNovelist.com
(No Email Queries, please)
Represents Literary Fiction, Sci Fi, Chick Lit, True Crime, Mystery, Commercial Fiction, Fantasy, Women's Fiction, Romance, Family Saga, YA, Thrillers, and Suspense.
They are currently accepting queries at this agency.