Bridget Wagner Matzie
Bridget Wagner Matzie has represented projects such as the #1 New York Times bestseller Shattered by Jon Allen and Amie Parnes, the Washington Post's #1 New York Times bestseller The Mueller Report, the national bestseller The Case for Impeachment by Allan Lichtman, the acclaimed novel The Private Life of Mrs. Sharma by Ratika Kapur, as well as To Raise A Boy by Washington Post journalist Emma Brown, and Emory Professor Ruby Lal’s LA Times book prize finalist, Empress, among others.
Matzie graduated from Colgate University with a BA in English and Writing. She attended the Columbia University publishing program and subsequently worked for ICM in New York and London, as an agent and rights director at The Sagalyn Agency, and as foreign rights manager at Random House India. Matzie works as an agent and partner with Aevitas based in Washington, DC., where Washingtonian Magazine listed her as one of DC’s top book agents. She is most interested in strong original ideas, new and international voices, big-think topics and books that challenge readers and create discussion.
Represents
The Whale Who Swam Through Time
Don't Think, Dear
13 Cracks: Democracy's Most Dangerous Vulnerabilities After Trump, and How to Fix Them
The New Fire
Disaster Casual
Single at Heart
To Rule the Waves
Sub War
Aftershocks
The Violent Take It By Force: Spiritual Warfare, Charismatic Evangelicals, and the Making of the Capitol Riot
Sipping Dom Perignon Through a Straw
The Walk Home
To Raise a Boy
The Phoenix Economy
Downeast
Stateswomen
Payback
Psychedelic Outlaws
Testimony
The Helpers
Caging Goliath: Why America Can't Do Great Things
Hack Your Bureaucracy
How to Eat Your Emotions: A Cookbook and Guide to Eating for Emotional Health
The Art of War in the Age of Peace
Untitled Military History
The Lion And The General
All Things Great and Small
The Whale Who Swam Through Time
Hack Your Bureaucracy
Rebel Princess
The Long Game: China’s Grand Strategy and the Displacement of American Power
Stronger Than China
Tinderbox
On Power: The Case for American Dominance
Blue Eyes, Brown Eyes
The Kids Who Sing Too Loud
The Waltham Murders
The Things We Carry
Speak Up! : How to Find Your Voice, Give a Great Speech, and Spark Change
JILL
Aftershocks
Landing The Paris Climate Agreement
Marsha: The Beauty & Deviance of Marsha P. Johnson
One Day in June
New York, NY 10010
