Submission Status
Open to selected categories
Updated July 2026: Submissions are open for select agents and categories. Agent availability is reviewed monthly.
Literary Agency · Publishing Rights · Editorial Representation
Distinguished representation for stories, ideas, and books with lasting life.
Weissman Goldberg represents select authors across literary and commercial fiction, narrative nonfiction, memoir, children's literature, genre fiction, business, culture, and adaptation-ready work.
Our work is grounded in editorial judgment, genre fluency, strategic rights management, and the careful development of books built to reach readers across formats and markets.
Recent
RightsTranslation Conversations Open for The Language of LoveAudioAudio and Adaptation Review Opens for We Aren't the Ones HereCatalogue NoteNew Fiction and Memoir Titles Join the July Rights ReviewCraft/AdviceAgency Note: What Makes a July Proposal Market-ReadyDealsNorth American Rights to The Signal Economy Placed with Stonebridge AtlanticAnnouncementsNew Editorial Focus: The Signal Economy and Business-Forward NonfictionMarket NoteWeissman Goldberg Opens July Business and Technology Rights Review
Agency Notice
Current guidance
July 2026: Please review agent profiles before querying; fiction, memoir, children's and young adult, business, technology, and rights-forward nonfiction lists are being reviewed by category.
July 2026
Deals & Rights Desk
Weissman Goldberg is scheduling selected July rights conversations for fiction, memoir, business, technology, audio, translation, and adaptation-facing projects.
Rights
Translation Conversations Open for The Language of Love
Selected translation conversations begin for The Language of Love by Amelie Rowan, reflecting international interest in book club and historical romance with audio potential.
Audio
Audio and Adaptation Review Opens for We Aren't the Ones Here
The speculative thriller by Damien Harris enters a controlled internal review for audio, translation, and selected adaptation conversations.
Deals
North American Rights to The Signal Economy Placed with Stonebridge Atlantic
The Signal Economy by Mara Ellison is placed in a North American agreement shaped around business readership, audio potential, and long-tail market use.
Editorial Briefing
News & Market Notes
This month, the agency is focused on speculative suspense, memoir, book club fiction, market intelligence, technology culture, and rights-ready leadership titles.
Rights
Translation Conversations Open for The Language of Love
Selected translation conversations begin for The Language of Love by Amelie Rowan, reflecting international interest in book club and historical romance with audio potential.
Audio
Audio and Adaptation Review Opens for We Aren't the Ones Here
The speculative thriller by Damien Harris enters a controlled internal review for audio, translation, and selected adaptation conversations.
Catalogue Note
New Fiction and Memoir Titles Join the July Rights Review
The July catalogue review now includes speculative suspense, family memoir, historical romance, literary mystery, and business nonfiction side by side.
Craft/Advice
Agency Note: What Makes a July Proposal Market-Ready
A short note on evidence, audience definition, platform, and why business proposals need both authority and narrative control.
Featured Authors & Titles
A selective shelf from the Weissman Goldberg list: speculative suspense, memoir, romance, political thriller, literary mystery, and serious nonfiction shaped for a lasting readership.
Who We Are
A decade of editorial attention.
Founded in 2016, Weissman Goldberg represents a selective catalogue across fiction, memoir, children's and young adult work, thriller, romance, cultural nonfiction, business, technology, communications, and rights-forward literary properties. The agency remains boutique by design, allowing each client the benefit of close editorial guidance and deliberate career strategy.
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Submissions
Open to selected categories
Submissions are open for select agents and categories. Agent availability is reviewed monthly. We welcome carefully prepared queries in the categories listed in the guidelines, from fiction and memoir to children's literature, genre work, narrative nonfiction, and professional nonfiction. We review queries only through the submission portal.