It wouldn’t be an Open Week without a closer look at one key part of the Agency, our International Rights Team. Whilst we are a London based Agency, our reach extends far beyond the Channel. Our brilliant team work tirelessly to get our author’s books published in territories and languages across the world. Made up…
Category: On Writing
Camilla Bolton – Agent Wishlist
1. CHARACTER: Miss Marple meets Villanelle meets Kay Scarpetta 2. HIGH-CONCEPT: A Christmas Carol meets Gone Girl meets Before I Go to Sleep 3. A WORLD OF CHARACTERS: Richard Osman meets Lucinda Riley meets Line Of Duty 4. STEP OUT OF REALITY: Game Of Thrones meets Animals of Farthing Wood 5. BACK TO NATURE: Where…
Meet the Team – Rebeka Finch
What is your role at the agency? I work as Darley Anderson’s Assistant and am also building a contemporary and new adult romance list at the Agency. How did you get into publishing? This was actually my first role in publishing after university. I knew that I wanted to get into publishing, but I had…
Darley Anderson – Agent Wishlist
What genre of fiction are you looking for? Adult Fiction I am looking specifically for thrillers with a strong central character set in America, Ireland or other internationally appealing locations, as well as and tear-jerking love stories. I am also working with my assistant, Rebeka Finch, who is building a contemporary romance fiction list (full…
Meet the Team – Lydia Silver
What is your role at the agency? I’m one of the children’s literary agents – so my job is to represent our children’s authors and illustrators. What that actually means in practice is a bit more of a lengthy answer! I look after every aspect of an author’s career, from talent spotting, through editing them,…
Meet the Team – Darley Anderson
What is your role at the Agency? Literary Agent and Proprietor. How did you get into publishing? I had a degree in Theology because I had intended to become an ordained Church of England Clergyman like my Father, Grandfather and Great-Grandfather. But I changed course, wanting instead to pursue a career as a writer. However,…
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