Rights World English (HarperVoyager), Russia (AST) and Ukraine (Knigolove)


Laxfield Literary


Looking at Women Looking at War Victoria Amelina Highly anticipated work by Ukranian novelist and poet Amelina—who was killed by a Russian missile strike aged 37 in 2023—chronicling the lives of 11 women who joined the resistance, and detailing her own transformation from novelist and mother into war-crimes researcher. With a foreword by Margaret Atwood.


Agent Emma Shercliff Rights UK (William Collins), US (St Martin’s Press), France (Flammarion), Italy (Guanda), Korea (Pacho), Netherlands (ISVW Uitgevers), Sweden (Ersatz)


The Language of War Oleksandr Mykhed “How can you still make sense of the world when the only language you can speak is that of war?” Devastating account by Mykhed, now enlisted in Ukraine’s armed forces.


Agent Emma Shercliff Rights UK (Allen Lane), Netherlands (Walburg Pers), Poland (Czarne), Slovakia (Absynt), Taiwan (Acropolis), Ukraine (Old Lion)


Carrion Crow Heather Parry Edwardian gothic horror of gender and class, with newly betrothed Marguerite confined in the family attic for her well-being, along with Mrs Beeton’s Book of Household Management, a taxidermied bat and a Singer sewing machine.


Agent Emma Shercliff Rights UK (Doubleday)


Lewinsohn Literary


And Notre Dame Is Burning Miriam Robinson This “razor-sharp and unsparing” début—told in letters, journal entries and poetic fragments—is the tale of two artists whose storybook family is wrecked by loss, betrayal and a struggle for who


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controls the narrative.


Agent Becky Tomas Rights UK and Commonwealth (Corsair)


Lack Cecilia Knapp Newest from Knapp has a woman contemplating becoming a mother, and grappling with the buried traumas of her motherless past.


Agent Becky Tomas


The Glorious Dead Justin Myers Rom-com king Myers switches gears to a dark and twisty London theatreland-set tale, where the reader learns of the dead hero through those who thought they knew him, and his own memoirs.


Agent Becky Tomas Rights UK and Commonwealth (Renegade)


Trash: 1997-2007 Erol Alkan A decade of the seminal London indie/dance club Trash, with recollections and an oral history of early 2000s music and club scene, from the unlikely orchestrator at the centre of it.


Agent Becky Tomas


A Sound So Very Loud (aka A Revolution from Their Bed): The Inside Story of Every Song Oasis Ever Recorded Ted Kessler & Hamish MacBain “Authoritative and comprehensive” song-by- song account of Oasis, from two writers who have interviewed and worked with them the most.


Agent Becky Tomas Rights Under offer in the UK


Lexington Literary


The Little Book of Trans Healthcare Abigail Thorn “Biting, urgent and philosophical” investigation into the failures of trans healthcare by Philosophy Tube creator and actor Thorn, based on the viral video “I Emailed My Doctor 133 Times”.


Agent Kat Aitken


Frida Slattery as Herself Ana Kinsella “Life-affirming” upmarket literary novel about actress Frida Slattery and writer-director John Reddan, told through the plays they work on together—and the time they spend apart—over the course of 17 years.


Agent Seren Adams Rights Spain (Urano)


Lorella Belli Literary Agency


Cabaret Macabre Tom Mead “Addictive” character- driven locked room mystery series for fans of Golden Age Crime Fiction, set in 1930s Hampshire featuring renowned magician turned sleuth, Joseph Spector.


Agent Lorella Belli Rights UK (Head of Zeus), North America (Mysterious Press), North American audio (Highbridge), film/TV


A Postcard from Puffin Island Christie Barlow New contemporary romance series from bestseller Barlow, kicking off with Verity running away from her quiet life— and her ex-fiancée—in the Midlands. Amsterdam beckons, but then Verity sees a postcard from Puffin Island…


Agent Lorella Belli Rights World English (One More Chapter)


The Neighbours Renita D’Silva Psychological thriller in which a woman moves with her husband from India to England, but she feels isolated, alone and, in a quiet cul-de-sac, she begins to have the feeling that someone is always watching her…


Agent Lorella Belli Rights World English (Joffe), world English audio (Audible)


Wormwood Abbey Christina Baehr A cosy gothic novel of mystery, dragons, love and the perils of friendship.


Agent Lorella Belli Rights North America (Tanto), UK and Commonwealth (WF Howes)


The Revenge Pact Liz Mistry Second in the Scotland- set Jazzy Solanki and Annie McQueen crime series is an “explosion of grit, suspense, and dashes of humour throughout”.


Agent Lorella Belli Rights World English (HQ Digital)


Luigi Bonomi Associates


Robin Hood Aged 10¾ Ben Miller Newest middle-grade from Miller has Charlie starting a new school, preferring to escape to the books in the library. But she finds herself in a completely different world and must embark on a quest to save the people of the forest from the evil Sheriff—who looks a lot like her mean teacher.


Agent Luigi Bonomi Rights World English (Simon & Schuster), German (Ars Edition)


Summer’s Never Over Darby Bozeman A début that follows Greer, who inherits the summer camp where her friend died five years earlier, and on returning discovers shocking secrets: “If Carley Fortune wrote a murder mystery.”


Agent Hannah Schofield Rights World English (Berkley)


You All Die Tonight Simon Kernick “Unputdownable” locked- room thriller from Kernick, in which seven people wake up in a remote mansion and have all been poisoned—and have 12 hours to live. The only way to survive is if one of them confesses to a murder.


Agent Amanda Preston Rights UK and Commonwealth (Headline)


The Adventure Diaries Natalie Hewit Children’s non-fiction from filmmaker Hewit as she sets out on three expeditions: to the ghost towns of the Gold Rush, to the snowy ravines of Antarctica, and into the eye of a deadly tropical storm.


Agent Louise Lamont


How to Write a Love Story Catherine Walsh “Book Lovers meets Leap Year” as an ambitious editor travels to Ireland to help the daughter of a fantasy author legend complete her father’s final book—only to fall in love with her in the process.


Agent Hannah Schofield Rights UK and Commonwealth (Sphere), US (Dutton), Canada (Penguin), France (Talent), Germany (Goldmann), Lithuania (Sofoklis), Netherlands (AW Bruna), Poland (Kobiece), Spain (PRH) Sweden (Pirat)


Lutyens & Rubinstein


Father Figure Emma Forrest Erotic literary thriller in which ex-pat billionaire businessman Ezra sends his daughter to a London all-girls school, and social misfit classmate Gail sees an opportunity to infiltrate their exclusive world.


Agent Felicity Rubinstein Rights UK (Weidenfeld)


On the Threshold of Vanishing Melissa Harrison A “dazzling” tapestry of rural life through the voices of a divided community; a modern pastoral that “is timely, resonant and powerful”.


Agent Jenny Hewson Rights UK (Hutchinson Heinemann), Germany (DuMont), Italy (Fazi)


Flamboyance Jack Parlett


A book on behaviour and queerness, about art and stardom, telling “the unique story of a quality that is at the heart of contemporary life and culture”.


Agent Jane Finigan Rights UK (Granta), US (Hanover Square)


Kill Creatures Rory Power Power’s hotly anticipated third YA novel is “atmospheric, fast-paced and vividly realised”, tackling secrets, jealousy, violence and revenge.


Agent Daisy Parente Rights UK (Scholastic), US (Delacorte), Italy (Mondadori), Poland (Jaguar), Ukraine (Vivat)


One Dark Night Hannah Richel “Tense, clever and claustrophobic” thriller in which a girl in white is found dead the morning after Halloween, carefully posed at the bottom of an old folly, and a community is thrown into turmoil.


Agent Sarah Lutyens Rights UK (Simon & Schuster), US (Atria), ANZ (Simon & Schuster), Germany (Rowohlt)


Madeleine Milburn Agency


The Spider Collector Primrose Dixon A modern-day The Devil Wears Prada with a gothic edge, in which a PA is enticed by the intoxicating world of the super-wealthy, but begins to suspect her heiress boss is complicit in murder.


Agent Madeleine Milburn


The Lingfield Children Rebecca Clifford The award-winning historian looks into a care home for child Holocaust survivors that opened in Surrey in 1945. Overseen by Anna Freud, it was the site of a unique psychoanalytic experiment.


Agent Emma Bal Rights UK and Commonwealth (Penguin Press), Dutch (De Bezige Bij)


The Lure of Wolves and Whispers Amanda Connolly “For fans of One Dark Window, Fourth Wing and Powerless”, a dark and deliciously addictive enemies-to- lovers romantasy début “that grabs you by the heart”.


Agent Maddy Belton Rights Spanish (Urano)


The Wasp Trap Mark Edwards


A dinner party turns into a sinister game in bestseller Edwards’ latest: “Lucy Foley’s The Hunting Party meets Adrian McKinty’s The Chain.”


Agent Madeleine Milburn Rights UK and Commonwealth (Michael Joseph), Canada (PRH Canada), Danish (Straarup & Co), options in 10 other territories


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