Fortuna Literary Collective

Literary Agents.    Writing Coaches.

This branch of our services is intended to help authors in a myriad of ways. Some writers just need a little guidance understanding how the publishing world works. Others need help developing a book proposal, quite a different skill than the regular editing that we do. And others want a literary agent who will help put their work in front of potential publishers.

Ours is a boutique literary agency with a purposely small group of authors. We can help guide you through the complex world of how to get published. Our query process is very simple. Send us an email and tell us your favorite books, why you love to write, and a little about what you’ve written to date and your publication history. If you want, send us a brief (5 pages or less) example of your writing.

You can read our literary collective statement here. Email us at: Fortuna Agents

We publish on Amazon under our imprint:

FORTUNA COLLECTIVE PUBLISHING


Our current roster of authors is featured below.

 
by Lorelei Kay  

A mermaid at heart, Lorelei Kay is the author of the multi award-winning memoir From Mormon to Mermaid – One Woman’s Voyage from Oppression to Freedom. She also writes poetry and lives in the California Mojave High Desert with her husband where she is active with the California Writers Club, High Desert Branch.

Lorelei’s Amazon Page


 

  Dr. Paul Green is a Columbia University alum and a professor in the Ethnic Studies Department at University of California, Riverside

 We are currently shopping Paul’s book on the landmark U.S. v. Fordice case that ended racial discrimination in U.S. colleges.


  

Davida is a UCLA alum in English, former university PR director and freelance journalist. Hamilton Heights and Sugar Hill is available for presale on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Fordham University Press release date: April 2, 2024. Davida will be appearing at the L.A. Times Festival of Books at USC on April 20-21, 2024. Read Davida’s interview for the Fordham blog below.

Fordham University Press Blog

Davida Siwisa James’ Amazon Page