Harvey Klinger received his M.A. in The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University. He began his publishing career at Doubleday where he expected to become the next Max Perkins among editors. Instead, he left and worked for a literary agent for eighteen months and began forming his first client list. A two-year stint followed in association with an independent publicist. Harvey created his own independent operation in October, 1977 and has never looked back. He personally loves great adult commercial and literary fiction; and in non- fiction, books that teach or enlighten the reader to help us cope in an ever-changing world.

He does not personally accept submissions for children's books and those submissions should not be sent directly to him.

David Dunton has been at Harvey Klinger, Inc. since 1996. He seeks the following types of projects: popular culture, narrative nonfiction, memoir, adventure/true story, food writing, nature, literary fiction, books with distinctly American voices, and young adult fiction.

Prior to being an agent, he was an editor in Simon & Schuster's trade paperback group. His projects included Donald S. Passman's All You Need to Know About the Music Business, Gavin Edwards' 'Scuse Me While I Kiss This Guy (and Other Misheard Lyrics), the resurrection of Lenny Bruce's How to Talk Dirty and Influence People, and Jason Cohen & Michael Krugman's Generation Ecch!.

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http://www.saracrowe.com

Sara Crowe has been an agent with Harvey Klinger, Inc. since 2005, and represents adult and children's books. On the adult side, she represents commercial and literary fiction and a range of non fiction. On the children's side, her list includes YA and middle grade fiction, as well as picture books. She is always looking for strong, original new voices: there are many debuts among her recent sales, and she'd like to keep it that way. She represents the author and not just the project, working to establish long-term relationships and develop authors' careers. Her well known projects include ZOOLOGY by Ben Dolnick, HOLD STILL by Nina LaCour (William C. Morris Award Finalist), PATIENT ZERO by New York Times bestselling author Jonathan Maberry, GENTLEMEN by Michael Northrop, I HEART YOU, YOU HAUNT ME by Lisa Schroeder and LOST IT by Kristen Tracy. 



She aggressively markets British and translation rights for her authors, utilizing her seven years of experience as a foreign rights agent at Trident Media Group and The Wylie Agency in London. Recent rights sales include SHADOWED SUMMER by Saundra Mitchell in Italy, SECRETS OF TRUTH AND BEAUTY by Megan Frazer in Germany, HOLD STILL by Nina LaCour in Germany and Holland, and I AM NOT A SERIAL KILLER by Dan Wells to the UK, Germany, France, Italy and Japan. 



She also actively markets film and TV rights, and recently optioned PATIENT ZERO by Jonathan Maberry to Sony TV, and I AM NOT A SERIAL KILLER by Dan Wells to British based The Bureau Film, with Bertrand Faivre producing and Billy O'Brien slated to direct and write the screenplay.

She and her children’s authors have started a blog, Crowe’s Nest. Please visit: http://acrowesnest.blogspot.com/

Previously an agent at Vigliano Associates and the Don Maass Agency, Andrea Somberg joined Harvey Klinger Inc in the spring of 2005. She's actively seeking both fiction and non-fiction, including literary, commercial, young adult, genre (romance, mystery, sf/fantasy) memoir, pop- culture, how-to, self-help, humor, interior design, cookbooks, business, and health & fitness.