Weissman Goldberg

Weissman Goldberg

Our Story

Weissman Goldberg was founded in 2016 as a boutique literary and rights agency focused on editorial development, strategic representation, and long-term author stewardship. Over the past decade, the agency has built a selective list across nonfiction, business, technology, marketing, communications, narrative nonfiction, and select literary properties with adaptation potential.

Foundation

The agency grew from close relationships with editors, scouts, independent booksellers, and writers whose work required patience, precision, and belief.

Today

Weissman Goldberg remains boutique by design. The agents meet regularly to discuss submissions, editorial positioning, rights opportunities, and the changing shape of the market.

Catalogue

The list is deliberately focused, with backlist and current projects organized around editorial quality, strategic rights management, and long-term author development.

Agency Archive

A Decade of Editorial Representation

Selected markers from the agency's development across editorial practice, rights strategy, and catalogue growth.

Weissman Goldberg opens as a small editorial representation office focused on nonfiction, literary properties, and rights strategy.

The agency begins building its first business and narrative nonfiction list, with early emphasis on market intelligence, leadership, communications, and serious idea-driven work.

Weissman Goldberg expands its rights conversations across audio, translation, and select institutional markets.

The agency formalizes its editorial review process, pairing manuscript development with long-term positioning and category strategy.

The list broadens to include technology, digital culture, media, and consumer behavior.

Weissman Goldberg develops a stronger rights catalogue for nonfiction projects with translation, audio, and educational-market potential.

The agency begins selected adaptation review for works suited to documentary, limited series, business media, and digital programming.

International rights conversations expand across selected business, technology, and leadership titles.

The agency introduces a more structured submission and review system to manage queries with consistency, privacy, and editorial care.

Weissman Goldberg strengthens its focus on business, marketing, AI strategy, technology and society, and communications leadership.

The agency prepares a refined digital presence and rights-forward catalogue for authors, scouts, editors, producers, and publishing professionals.