Weissman Goldberg reviews queries only through the submission portal. We do not review submissions sent by email, postal mail, social media, or the general contact form. Submission windows may close temporarily when an agent's queue reaches capacity.

What each agent is seeking

• Daniel Weissman: Open to submissions Serious nonfiction with strong author authority and translation/audio potential.
• Elena Marrow: Limited categories only Voice-driven fiction and nonfiction with emotional clarity, public relevance, and long-term rights potential.
• Miriam Goldberg: Paused for review Established writers and projects with clear market position and long-term career potential.
• Julian Reed: Open to submissions High-concept suspense and serious nonfiction about systems under pressure.
• Mara Celeste: Limited categories only Fiction and nonfiction with strong translation, audio, and adaptation potential.
• Thomas Wren: Closed to submissions Books of public consequence, from researched nonfiction to political fiction with moral pressure.
• Isabel Vale: Open to submissions Books for emerging and crossover audiences, from literary mystery to digital culture.
• Priya Sloane: Open to submissions Executive-level technology books with practical frameworks and cultural awareness.
• Marcus Bell: Limited categories only Marketing books with fresh frameworks, sharp positioning, and strong audience value.
• Celeste Arden: Paused for review Leadership books that avoid cliche and offer real institutional insight.
• Nathaniel Cross: Open to submissions Narrative business books with historical depth and strategic relevance.
• Amara Finch: Limited categories only Narrative nonfiction, true crime memoir, and culture writing with reporting and restraint.
• Theo Lancaster: Open to submissions Accessible books about financial systems, decision-making, and economic change.
• Vivian Stone: Closed to submissions Books for founders, operators, product leaders, and decision-makers.
• Rafael Monroe: Limited categories only Culture, media, and adaptation-ready projects with a clear hook and durable audience.
• Simone Vale: Limited categories only Market-facing nonfiction with practical insight and strong commercial clarity.
• Harper Quinn: Open to submissions Fresh, practical books about audience-building, influence, and digital trust.
• Leo Hart: Open to submissions Accessible nonfiction for founders, managers, and early-stage business audiences.
• Nina Calder: Limited categories only Books about internal communication, hiring, culture-building, and people operations.
• Owen Vale: Open to submissions Smart, structured nonfiction for professional readers and emerging leaders.
• Kirk Heinsberg: Open to submissions Voice-driven fiction and nonfiction in which private choices carry public consequences.

Rules

1. Query one agent at a time.
2. Do not query multiple Weissman Goldberg agents simultaneously.
3. If an agent passes, you may not re-query another agent with the same project unless invited.
4. If you have revised substantially, wait at least six months before re-querying.
5. Do not send attachments unless requested by the form.
6. Do not use the contact form for submissions.
7. Do not send AI-generated or substantially AI-assisted material without disclosure.

What to submit

Include a query letter, book title, category or genre, word count, short synopsis, comparable titles if helpful, and prior submission disclosure. Fiction, memoir, and narrative nonfiction should include the first 10 pages or first chapter. Proposal-driven nonfiction should include a concise overview, audience, platform, chapter outline, and sample material. Children's and young adult projects should identify age range and format; illustrated projects may include one sample PDF or dummy when relevant.

Formatting

Please upload one document only unless an agent specifically requests otherwise. Accepted file types are .doc, .docx, .pdf, and .rtf. Files must be under 5 MB. Standard manuscript formatting is preferred: readable 12-point font, double spacing for prose, and numbered pages. Picture book texts, poetry, graphic, and illustrated projects are considered selectively by agents whose profiles specifically invite them.

How to submit

Form only. We do not publish a query email address, and queries sent through the contact form will not be reviewed.

Response policy

We aim to review queries within 8-12 weeks. If you have not heard from us after 12 weeks, you may consider it a pass unless the submission status page indicates otherwise.

Accessibility note

If the submission portal creates an accessibility barrier, please contact us through the accessibility request path listed on this page. Accessibility requests are not treated as general query submissions.