created—it”.
Agent Georgina Capel Rights UK (Weidenfeld), US (Viking), Spain, (Critica), Brazil and Portugal (Planeta de Livros)
George III Andrew Roberts A nuanced reappraisal of the “mad” king which “will completely change the way readers and historians view his reign and legacy”.
Agent Georgina Capel Rights UK (Allen Lane), US (Viking), France (Perrin), Netherlands (Prometheus)
Viral: The Search for the Origin of Covid-19 Dr Alina Chan, Matt Ridley Genetic engineer Chan and science writer Ridley scrutinise arguments and rigorously analyse the sprawling data of the origins of SARS-CoV-2.
Agent Georgina Capel Rights UK & US (HarperCollins)
The Good Literary Agency
The Shoulders We Stand On Preeti Dhillon A major history of 10 remarkable movements, campaigns and organisa- tions “led by Black and Brown people in the 1960s to 1980s which impacted the way we live in the UK”.
Agent Abi Fellows Rights UK & Commonwealth (Dialogue)
Difference is Born on the Lips Michael Handrick A vital, conversation-start- ing book about the silent mental health epidemic impacting gay men.
Agent Abi Fellows Rights UK & Commonwealth (Flint)
Soaring Jade Mutyora Coming-of-age story that’s “a modern-day
‘Kes’ for fans of ‘Sex Education’”.
Agent Abi Fellows
The Joys of Being Queer Prishita Maheshwari-Aplin An empowering and celebratory manifesto for queer living.
Agent Abi Fellows
Greene & Heaton Marionetta Lucy Ashe A tale of obsessive and superstitious love, of ballet and power, as identical twin sisters find them- selves on the precipice of stardom at the recently opened Sadler’s Wells in 1930s London.
Agent Antony Topping Rights UK (Oneworld)
Stranded Sarah Goodwin Eight people arrive on a beautiful but remote
island for a reality TV show and a challenge of a lifetime: to live alone for one year. But as the year passes and the film crew doesn’t show, will their tensions, secrets and lies destroy them all?
Agent Laura Williams Rights UK (Avon), Czech Republic (Albatros/ Domino), Germany (Lübbe), Netherlands (Ambo Anthos), Slovakia (Slovensky Spisovatel)
28 Questions Indyana Schneider They say it takes 28 questions to fall in love. Then what? A “passionate début suffused with music, literature, art, dance, sex and the exquisite pain and pleasure of first love”.
Agent Judith Murray Rights World English (Scribner UK)
Stressilient Dr Sam Akbar
The ultimate handbook for the busy woman, provid- ing sensitive guidance and practical tools for women who are looking to feel calmer, less stressed and more resilient to life’s challenges.
Agent Claudia Young Rights UK (Fourth Estate)
Everything I Know About Life I Learned from PowerPoint Russell Davies A deep dive into one of the most successful pieces of software in history, and what it says about us.
Agent Antony Topping Rights UK (Profile)
Hardman & Swainson
Stepping Up Sarah Turner “Heartbreaking, humor- ous” fiction début from The Unmumsy Mum Turner, in which a woman who never sticks at anything
becomes a guardian to her niece and nephew.
Agent Hannah Ferguson Rights UK (Transworld), German (Lübbe), Dutch (AW Bruna)
I’m Sorry You Feel That Way Rebecca Wait An intricate portrait of a family with a “similar voice and observational astuteness seen in novels by Meg Mason and Katherine Heiny”.
Agent Caroline Hardman Rights UK (riverrun), Germany (Kein & Aber)
The Bleeding Tree Hollie Starling A raw and candid memoir providing a pathway through grief guided by forests, folk tales and the ritual year.
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