Harvey 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 with a strong narrative voice in all disciplines, but written by an author who already has an established professional platform in one’s field of expertise.

He does not personally accept submissions for science fiction, fantasy, or children’s books and those submissions should not be sent directly to him.

Wendy began her career on the editorial side of publishing, first at St. Martin’s Press, then at HarperCollins. After a time in the motion picture business, working as a literary scout for Hearst Entertainment, and as a development executive for Academy Award winning Producer Stanley R. Jaffe, she got her start in agenting at the Scott Waxman Agency, and later joined the Harvey Klinger Agency as an agent specializing in literary fiction and narrative nonfiction. Her clients include award winning literary novelists, short story writers, journalists, activists, anthropologists, scientists, doctors, and educators. She is a graduate of Amherst College, and a native New Yorker. Wendy lives with her husband and two children in Greenwich Village.

To learn more about Wendy, please visit her website: www.wendylevinson.com