
Our Profile
The Deborah Harris Agency is a Jerusalem-based literary agency founded in 1991.
The agency represents worldwide publishing and dramatic rights of Israeli, Palestinian and international authors, writers of fiction and nonfiction, including high-profile personalities in the fields of science, business, politics and history. In addition, the agency acts as sub-agents for numerous publishers and agencies overseas for representation to Israeli publishing houses.
The Deborah Harris Agency has earned an international reputation as the leading Israeli agency for literary fiction and nonfiction of the highest quality.
Deborah Harris moved from the U.S. to Jerusalem in 1979, after working at several publishing positions in New York. She co-founded The Domino Press, and in 1991, together with Beth Elon, she established The Harris/Elon Agency—renamed The Deborah Harris Agency in 2005.
Recent Sales
HOW TO LOVE YOUR DAUGHTER
by Hila Blum
Brazil: Intrinsica; Croatia: Fraktura; Czech: Albatross; Finland: Tammi; France: Laffont; Germany: Berlin Verlag; Greece: Dardanos; Holland: de Bezige Bij; Hungary: Athenaeum Kiedo Kft; Italy: Einaudi; Israel: Kinneret; Lithuania: Baltos Lankos; Poland: Czarne; Portugal: Quetzal; Romania: Pandora; Serbia: Kontrast; Slovakia: Artforum; Spain: Salamandra; Spain (Catalan): Ediciones 62; Sweden: Bazar; Turkey: Ayrinti; UK: Bloomsbury
MORE THAN I LOVE MY LIFE
by David Grossman
Bonniers; UK: Jonathan Cape; USA: Knopf; Brazil: Companhia das Letras; Bulgaria: Colibri; Croatia: Fraktura; Czech: Euromedia; Denmark: Forlaget Vandkunsten; Finland: Otava; France: Seuil; Germany: Hanser; Greece: Psichogios; Holland: Cossee; Hungary: Scolar; Israel: Hakibbutz Hameuchad; Italy: Mondadori; Norway: Agora; Poland: Znak; Portugal: Dom Quixote/Leya; Romania: Editura Polirom; Russai: Eksmo; Serbia: Arhipelag; Slovenia: Beletrina; Slovakia: Artforum; Spain (Spanish): Lumen/Random House; Spain (Catalan): Edicions 62; Sweden:
ZOV
by Pavel Filatyev
Brazil: Universo dos Livros; Denmark: Gads Forlag; Estonia: Rahva Raamat; Finland: Bazar; France: Albin Michel; Germany: Hoffmann und Campe; Holland: Pluim; Hungary: Helikon; Norway: Vigmostad & Bjørke; Romania: Litera; Spain: Galaxia Gutenberg; UK:/Comm: Profile; USA: Random House