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She has written for Women’s Health UK, BBC World Service, The Big Issue, Not Plant Based, Nourishment Network, and other online magazines and websites, and speaks publicly about the importance of creating a healthy conversation around food and bodies. Her work has also featured in GQ, Grazia and Marie Claire, among others.
Agent: Julia Silk
Agent: Charlotte Atyeo

Juliet was born at a writers’ conference, with a chance remark about heroes who are far from heroic. She was raised on pizza and wine during many long working lunches, and finished her first novel over cloud storage and skype in 2017.
Juliet shares Janet and Alison’s preoccupation with misunderstood classic fiction, and stories that explore the darker side of relationships.
Alison also writes commercial women’s fiction and romantic comedies and can be found at www.alison-may.co.uk
Janet writes contemporary romantic adventures mostly set in outback Australia and can be found at www.janetgover.com
The Heights, a reimagining of Wuthering Heights, is available from HQ Digital and The Other Wife, a reimagining of Jane Eyre, was published by HQ Digital in November 2018.
Agent: Julia Silk

Agent: Julia Silk

His first book, What We’re Teaching Our Sons, a series of ‘life lessons’ exploring the joy and absurdity of raising boys, was published in October 2018 by Fourth Estate; a novel will follow in 2019.
Agent: Julia Silk

Agent: Charlie Campbell

Agent: Charlie Campbell
Agent: Charlie Campbell
Jen Campbell is a best-selling author and award-winning poet. Her debut short story collection The Beginning of the World in the Middle of the Night is published by Two Roads and her children’s picture books Franklin’s Flying Bookshop and Franklin and Luna Go to the Moon, illustrated by Katie Harnett, are published by Thames & Hudson. She is also the author of the best-selling Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops series and The Bookshop Book. Her poetry collection The Hungry Ghost Festival is published by The Rialto and The Girl Aquarium received an Eric Gregory Award and will be published by Bloodaxe Books in 2019. She talks about books at www.youtube.com/jenvcampbell
Agent: Charlie Campbell
Agent: Charlie Campbell
The second Scoundrels book in the trilogy, The Hunt For Hansclapp was released in September 2018.
Ex-Royal Marine Duncan is an award-winning moving image producer and director, who’s created videos for some of the world’s biggest brands.
James Peak is a radio and podcast producer and writer who works with Michael Palin and John Cleese as well as presenting comedy features on BBC Radio 4.
Duncan and James plan to continue to write further volumes of Scoundrels until the inevitable drunken bust-up at a literary festival which will settle into a vicious lifelong feud that bankrupts them both.
Agent: Charlie Campbell
Iain grew up in the north of Scotland. He graduated from the University of St Andrews in 2001, where he read English and was part of the university’s inaugural creative writing programme – taught by Douglas Dunn, John Burnside and Kathleen Jamie.

Her internationally best-selling books about the realities of being a parent broke the mould by finding the humour in parenting and accepting that we all get most of it wrong.
Liz has a degree in Experimental Psychology and Neuroscience from Cambridge University, and is the Director of Headcase, a multi-media platform that aims to demystify the mental health issues faced by millions of normal people every day.
Twenty years after her first child was born, Liz had her fourth baby, and wrote popular parenting column ‘Three Teens and a Baby’ for the Telegraph, lifting the lid on life balancing college and colic. She currently lives in Venice with her partner and toddler and is working on her first novel.
Agent: Julia Silk
Rebecca Front is a BAFTA-winning actress and writer. She is best known for her work in such series as The Thick of It (in which she played Nicola Murray MP), The Day Today, Knowing Me, Knowing You with Alan Partridge, Nighty Night, Lewis and Psychobitches. She has also written extensively. Her columns have often appeared in the Guardian, Independent and many other publications; and she and her brother Jeremy write and star in BBC Radio 4’s Incredible Women. Born in East London, she read English at St. Hugh’s College, Oxford, and was the first female president of the Oxford Revue. Her first book, Curious, was shortlisted for Non-Fiction Book of the Year at the National Book Awards. Her second, Impossible Things Before Breakfast, was published in May 2018 by Weidenfeld & Nicolson.
Agent: Charlie Campbell
Agent: Charlie Campbell
His series of children’s books featuring Rabbit and Bear are illustrated by Jim Field and have been published in 25 languages. They have been shortlisted for both the Sainsbury’s and Irish Book of the Year awards. His latest novel, Connect, was published in 2018 by Picador and Nan Talese.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

Her first fiction was published in 2002 – a short story inspired by a holiday in Wales, and she has now written 10 published novels. Her work has been translated into six languages. In 2017 Little Girl Lost won the Epic Romantic Novel of the Year award, presented by the Romantic Novelists Association (UK).
If asked, she would say her stories mostly revolve around woman discovering the strength to take control of their lives. And if there’s a bit of romance along the way, so much the better.
Agent: Julia Silk

His Mindfulness Cards have just been published by Chronicle Books.
Agent: Julia Kingsford
Sofie Hagen is a comedian, writer, podcaster and fat activist. Her first book, Happy Fat, is published by 4th Estate. She hosts the podcasts Made of Human and Secret Dinosaur Cult. She was born and raised in Denmark, and now lives in London.
Agent: Charlotte Atyeo
Ed Hawkins is an award-winning author and investigative journalist. He has written five books and his work has appeared in, among many others, The Times, Guardian and Daily Mail.
His most recent book, The Men on Magic Carpets: Searching for the Superhuman Sports Star (Bloomsbury) is the bizarre story of how a group of US west coast hippies believed they could create a real-life comic-book superhero with extraordinary powers through meditation and yoga, and how they helped end the Cold War.
Renowned for deep-dive investigations, Hawkins worked undercover in the illegal, mafia-run Indian gambling industry for Bookie Gambler Fixer Spy (Bloomsbury, 2013), which exposed match-fixing in cricket. It won Wisden Book of the Year and was shortlisted for the William Hill Sports Book of the Year.
The Lost Boys (Bloomsbury, 2015) was a critcally acclaimed piece of investigative journalism. Posing as a football agent in Cyprus and Africa, Hawkins infiltrated people traffickers to highlight the slave trade in the sport, bringing down the charity which was supposed to be preventing it and highlighting corruption in Fifa.
His first book, Sporting Chancer (Pitch, 2012) was nominated for Best New Writer at the 2012 British Sports Book Awards. He also was Michael Holding’s ghostwriter for No Holding Back (Orion, 2011). He has won three Sports Journalist Association Awards.
Agent: Charlotte Atyeo
David Higgins is responsible for some of the world’s most famous bodies. As a personal trainer his client list is second to none. Over the last few years he has worked on a number of blockbusters, including Wonder Woman, Justice League, Avengers: Age of Ultron and The Legend of Tarzan. Previously he played professional Aussie Rules football while studying Sports Science at university. After a serious collision ended his sporting career, he put the knowledge gained from his studies and his own rehabilitation to develop his own workout, which became known as Dynamic Pilates.
In 2007, he founded a boutique chain of gyms, with seven sites in London and franchises abroad, before leaving in 2013. He also contributed columns to the Evening Standard and Mail on Sunday. He has recently opened a new training programme at the Corinthia Hotel in London, the David Higgins ‘Dynamix’ Method.
His first book, The Hollywood Body Plan, will make his training methods available to everyone and is published by Headline.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

When she’s not writing or treating clients she loves going to yoga classes and chasing her toddler around the beaches of Margate. She makes a cracking gin and tonic, with lime not lemon.
Maisie’s first book, Period Power: How to Harness Your Hormones and Make Your Cycle Work for You, will be published by Bloomsbury’s Green Tree imprint in May 2019.
Agent: Julia Silk
Will Hill is the author of After the Fire (Usborne), which won the YA Book Prize and was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal, and the bestselling Department 19 series (HarperCollins). He has written for film and television and has contributed stories to award-winning anthologies and collections. He lives in East London.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

His debut novel, Show Me the Sky, was nominated for the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, and his short stories have won numerous prizes and been broadcast by the BBC. With Tokyo, his acclaimed third novel, Nicholas was awarded an Art Omi fellowship in New York.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

Agent: Julia Silk
His latest book, Empire of Fear: Inside the Islamic State, is published by Oneworld.
Agent: Charlie Campbell
Rosie Howard wrote her first book when she was five. It failed to find a publisher and many years passed before she had another go. As an adult, she spent many years in public relations, campaigning, political lobbying and freelance journalism, until she realized she preferred making things up. Rosie takes an anthropological interest in family, friends and the community in her West Sussex village, where she lives in a cottage with roses around the door, along with her artist husband, their children and other pets.
The Homecoming and a Vintage Year, the first two novels in the Havenbury series, are published by Allison & Busby. Rosie also writes as Poppy Alexander: 25 Days ’Til Christmas was published by Orion in 2018; it has been optioned for TV with rights so far sold in the US, Germany, Norway and Sweden for publication in 2019.
Agent: Julia Silk
Tom is a Welsh illustrator living in Bristol with his wife Candy. With a passion for food illustration he began working on the newly commissioned Great British Bake Off back in 2010, little knowing that it and his illustrations would become watched and loved by millions. He has drawn more than 1500 bakes for the show and its spin offs as well as commissions for Channel 4, The Glastonbury Festival and Visit England. His first book The Great British Bake Off Colouring Book was published by Hodder in September 2016.
Agent: Julia Kingsford

‘What a player, what a man. Simon was the unsung hero in the 2005 Ashes. His crucial wickets and aggression took us over the winning line.’ Kevin Pietersen
‘Simon Jones only played 18 Test matches, but to me and most England fans he will always be a legend. His bowling during the 2005 series, against the best Australian team in history, was simply magnificent; fast, furious, swinging both ways like a deranged boomerang, and devastatingly successful. A class act.’ Piers Morgan
‘I can’t think of an England player that every supporter and player would have loved to see more with the 3 lions on his chest than Jonesy. He was right up there with the best that I was fortunate to captain.’ Michael Vaughan
Jon Hotten is the author of Muscle: A Writer’s Trip Through a Sport with No Boundaries and The Years of the Locust: A True Story of Murder, Money and Mayhem in the Last Age of Boxing (both Yellow Jersey Press), as well as the popular Old Batsman Blog, which has established him as one of the finest cricket writers around.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

Originally from South Wales, Katey now lives in Yorkshire with her husband and son. When she’s not writing she’ll most likely be found indulging her love of musicals, enjoying live music or reading anything and everything she can lay her hands on.
Agent: Julia Silk

Agent: Charlie Campbell

Her first novel, The Wayward Girls, a dual-timeline ghost story set in the 1970s and present day, will be published by Bonnier Zaffre in 2019, with a second to follow in 2020.
Agent: Julia Silk
Hugh Matheson was a British oarsman representing his country at the Olympics in 1972, 1976 and 1980. He has remained closely in touch with the sport as a journalist and commentator ever since.
Chris Dodd was The Guardian’s rowing correspondent from 1970. He was editor of Regatta magazine and wrote The Story of World Rowing (Hutchinson) and Pieces of Eight, covering Matheson’s own Olympic adventures.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

Her latest novel, All That Was Lost, is a stylishly written story of grief, love, loss and the narratives we construct for our own lives, which will appeal to fans of Maeve Binchy and Dorothy Koomson, published in September 2018 from Legend Press.
Agent: Julia Silk

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Agent: Charlie Campbell
Moin Mir was born in India and lives in London. His career in advertising and brand consultancy has taken him across Asia and Europe. He has published an English translation of Mirza Ghalib’s letters and has extensively researched the history of Sufism and cultural revivalism in India. He is a descendant of Meer Jafar Ali Khan.
“A fascinating story of triumph and fortitude in delightful prose from a forgotten chapter of our colonial past. Richly researched and painstakingly crafted.” Shashi Tharoor
“A moving story of a Prince who took on and defeated a monolithic tyrant.” Dominic West
Agent: Charlie Campbell

Her first novel, a domestic noir/espionage thriller, The Most Difficult Thing, will be published by Borough Press in July 2019, and she is currently working on a non-fiction book about her grandfather, Kim Philby.
Agent: Julia Silk
Hannah Richards is a highly-trained nutritionist with prestigious qualifications matched by only a handful of others in the UK. She is an Advanced Certified Metabolic Typing Advisor, C.H.E.K Holistic Lifestyle Coach level III and a Functional Diagnostic Nutritionist. She is a regular contributor to publications including Cosmopolitan, ES Magazine, the Daily Telegraph, Health for Men and Company magazine as well as having a regular slot on the Chrissy B Show on Sky TV.
Her book, The Best Possible You, is published in the UK by Orion Spring in July 2018.
Agent: Julia Kingsford

She is chief executive of the human rights in childbirth charity Birthrights, and a regular contributor to, among others, the Guardian, The Pool, Broadly and Motherland, commenting on birth-related issues. Her work is endorsed by policy makers and high-profile mothers such as Kirstie Allsopp and Christy Turlington.
Why Human Rights in Childbirth Matter was published in September 2016 by Pinter & Martin, and Rebecca’s definitive guide to pregnancy and childbirth, Your No-Guilt Pregnancy Plan: A Revolutionary Guide to Pregnancy, Birth and the Weeks That Follow, is published by Penguin Life.
Agent: Julia Silk
Nikesh Shukla is the author of the novels Coconut Unlimited (Quartet) which was shortlisted for the Costa First Novel Award, Meatspace (Friday Project), which saw him reach notoriety as a the first man to send a lamb chop into space, a feat that has been viewed on Youtube more than 250,000 times and most recently The One Who Wrote Destiny, published in April 2018 by Atlantic Books. His first YA novel Run, Riot was published by Hachette Children’s Books in June 2018 and was shortlisted in the young adult category for the Specsavers National Book Awards 2018.
He is also the editor of the acclaimed collection of essays about race and immigration by 21 writers of colour, The Good Immigrant (Unbound), which was Radio 4 Book of the Week and for which he was shortlisted for the Liberty Human Rights Arts Award, named one of Foreign Policy Magazine’s 100 Global Thinkers of 2016 and which won the Books Are My Bags Readers Choice Award. The Good Immigrant USA a collection by 26 writers who are first or second generation immigrants to the US is published by Dialogue Books (UK) and Little, Brown (US).
Together with Julia he has co-founded The Good Journal and The Good Literary Agency.
Agent: Julia Kingsford
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He lives in Walthamstow, East London, with his partner and an elderly cat called Soze.
His first novel, The Esquimaux, is published by Silvertail.
Agent: Charlie Campbell

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The Gypsy Code is a true story of secret identity, revenge and forbidden love and is published by Michael Joseph in April 2019.
Agent: Charlie Campbell