Rach Crawford

Rach Crawford joined Wolf Literary Services in 2016, having worked previously at Fletcher and Company (now UTA), Sterling Lord Literistic, and as a publicist for a small press. At Wolf Lit, she is an agent and the foreign rights manager.  Rach’s clients have won Walkley Awards, are Fulbright Scholars, have been shortlisted for the Stella Prize, the Commonwealth Writers Prize, a Lambda Literary Award, nominated for Pushcart Prizes, and have appeared in Best American Short Stories, and on the New York Times’ Notable Books list. 

Rach represents literary and upmarket fiction and narrative nonfiction.  In nonfiction she is drawn above all else to lyrical writing and rigorous thinking, and is interested in climate change, nature, ecology, geopolitics, migration, pop culture, tech, psychology, and in works that might be defined as cultural anthropology—books that help us understand the world we live in now. She represents select, expert-driven practical nonfiction. In fiction, as well as work that engages with the above topics, she is looking for horror—especially social horror, feminist horror, and folk horror—, literary fiction that flirts with genre, working class characters, and intimate novels that burrow deep into the brain of one captivating weirdo. She is particularly interested in LGBTQ+ writing across categories.