Status: 5/22/2020: Ms. Pulitzer-Voges is closed to submissions. Check the agency website to find out when she opens to submissions.
About: “Liza Pulitzer Voges has been a literary agent for childrens' book authors and illustrators for almost 30 years working with over 40 clients. Highlights of the years include Lois Ehlert's Caldecott Honor for COLOR ZOO; Gloria Whelan's National Book Award for HOMELESS BIRD; and Sucie Stevenson's E.B. White award for HENRY AND MUDGE AND THE GREAT GRANDPAS. The growth of authors such as Dan Gutman, Joan Holub, Suzanne Williams, Shutta Crum, and many others is what makes the job irresistible. “Picture books are still of interest but I'm also interested in young adult, particularly for boys. A middle grade fantasy would also be fun to see. Check out the Eden Street website for more information.” (Link)
About the Agency:
“Eden Street is proud to represent over 40 authors and author-illustrators of books for young readers from pre-school through young adult. Their books have won numerous awards over the past twenty-five years. At Eden Street, we pride ourselves on tailoring our services to each client's goals, working in tandem with them to achieve literary, critical and commercial success.” (Link)
Web Presence:
Eden Street website.
AAR profile.
QueryTracker, AgentQuery.
What She's Looking For:
Genres/Specialties:
“Representing authors and author-illustrators of books for young readers from pre-school through young adult.” (Link)
From an Interview (07/2011):
“Picture books are still of interest but I'm also interested in young adult, particularly for boys. A middle grade fantasy would also be fun to see.”
“Unique historical fiction such as REVOLUTION or NORTHERN LIGHT or PRISONER IN THE PALACE and a wonderful middle grade fantasy.” (Link)
What She Isn't Looking For:
Adult projects.
Editorial Agent?
Unknown.
Clients:
There is a list of agency clients on the Eden Street website.
Query Methods:
E-mail: Yes.
Snail-Mail: No.
Online-Form: No.
Submission Guidelines (always verify): Ms. Pultizer-Voges and the agency is closed to submissions.
See the Eden Street website for complete, up-to-date submission guidelines.
Response Times:
N/A
What's the Buzz?
Liza Pulitzer-Voges opened Eden Street Literary in April of 2009 after 25 years with Kirchoff/Wohlberg. She has a successful list of clients who seem very happy with her representation. She remains open to submissions but accepts snail-mail only.
Worth Your Time:
Interviews:
7 Questions For: Literary Agent Liza Voges at Middle Grade Ninja (07/2011).
Contact:
Please see the Eden Street website for contact and query information.
Profile Details:
Last updated: 5/22/2020.
Agent Contacted For Review? No
Last Reviewed By Agent? 11/10/11.
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