They don't stay put, those literary agents.
If you thought Mollie Glick was still to be found at Jean Naggar's establishment, you'd be sending your query to the wrong place. She's moved to Foundry Literary, and after a week to settle in, she might be looking for some new clients. The same goes for Lisa Grubka, a super-agent who once toiled for William Morris is now sharing office space with Peter McGuigan, who used to work for Sanford J. Greenburger Associates.
Kirby Kim, literary agent for many children's authors, left Vigliano Associates for Richard Abate's start-up, Endeavor. If you're writing middle grade or young adult fiction, representation could be an e-mail away.
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