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Tina Wainscott

An agent with The Seymour Agency (see other agents at this agency).

About

Tina Wainscott has been an agent with The Seymour Agency since 2016 and understands the publishing business and the agent-author relationship from both sides. She's looking to work with authors who have projects in the self-help/personal transformation/spiritual growth and health space. A large, engaged platform and/or credentials are a must. If you have those, along with a provocative idea and compelling title and hook, she’d love to see it. Diversity is welcome!

Want more insight into the agent's preferences? Read our interview.

Country

United States

AI Policy

Unknown AI policy

Nonfiction Temp Closed

She will consider memoirs, but note that they’re particularly difficult to place unless you are “notable” or have an extraordinary experience that aims to inspire. Many people admirably go (and grow) through life’s upheavals, but it takes something truly special to grab an editor’s eye.

She will also consider select true-crime projects, having worked on Bad to Blue: The True Story of a Chinatown Gangster Who Became an NYPD Detective by Mike Moy (Blackstone) In the Ghost Shadows: The Untold Story of Chinatown’s Most Powerful Crime Boss by Peter Chin and Everett De Morier (Kensington), and Dead in the Water: The Real Story of Nathan Carman by David J. Farrell, Jr. (Post Hill Press).

Audience:

Open to a broad Audience.

Lengths:

Book

Styles:

Open to all/most Styles, including: Mainstream.

Topics:

Open to all/most Topics including...
Lifestyle: Mind-body-spirit, Self-help.

Submissions:

Method: QueryTracker.
Simultaneous submissions: Simultaneous submissions are allowed.

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Dates

Last Updated: 17 Aug 2026

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