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Christopher Rogers

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Dunow, Carlson, and Lerner Literary Agency·US

Agent profile summary

Represents
non-fiction
Looking for
He seeks exclusively nonfiction, including promising, eloquent, scholarly authors with general readership cross-over potential in all fields of history (American, European, Indigenous, Asian, African) as well as psychology, the environment, and biography.
How to submit
Email query letters to mail@dclagency.com and paste the first ten pages of your manuscript below your letter. Address your email to the specific agent you think might be the right fit. Submitting to more than one agent at a time is permitted, but indicate which agents you are querying. Emails with attachments will not be opened.
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Last checked 4 Jun 2026·Last verified: 4 Jun 2026
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Christopher Rogers is a literary agent at Dunow, Carlson, and Lerner Literary Agency based in US. Their list focuses on non-fiction. Currently open to submissions. Submissions via Email. For current guidelines, check the agent's own submission page linked below.

Age Categories

Adult

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Notes

Rogers retired in 2016 after a forty-year editorial career, including serving as Editorial Director and Executive History Editor at Yale University Press. He began his publishing career as a college sales rep with Random House in 1978 after completing his doctorate in English Literature.

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