On Submission
This section lists the Agency's books that are on offer to publishers in both the UK and the US.
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- Book rights available in the UK
- Book rights available in the US
Fictions
A novel based on the true-life mystery of the 'Dyatlov Pass Incident'. read more...
General
How Did a Dead Horse Win the Derby? is a collection of sports trivia questions which gives a fascinating glimpse into all areas of sport history. read more...
Jesus: His Life and Words presents a complete compendium of the known sayings of Jesus culled from a wide range of Jewish, Greek, Roman, and Christian sources which paints a very different portrait of Jesus to the traditional one. read more...
A mixture of self-help and memoir as successful veteran internet dater Gus Watson shows how you can find true love on the internet. read more...
A revolutionary new skincare guide, The SkinAid Challenge demolishes myths and provides a clear step-by-step program to banish acne forever. read more...
History
Antarctica: A Biography draws on archives from Britain to Argentina and Norway to New Zealand, to provide the first, large-scale history of Antarctica. read more...
Moll: The Making of An 18th Century Heroine is a study of the possible inspirations for Daniel Defoe’s Moll Flanders by the acclaimed author of The Floating Brothel. read more...
The first account of Leicester Square and the surrounding area for almost a hundred years showing its importance in the history of London. read more...
A unique eye witness history of everyday life inside the Third Reich which by using interviews with the last survivors of the period, supplemented by diaries, letters and other personal sources this book tells the story of ‘Hitler’s People’ through their eyes. read more...
Memoir
Wild Child is the amazing story of a Bradford housewife raised by capuchin monkeys in the Columbian jungle. read more...
Life's Too Short are the memoirs of the eighteenth highest grossing actor in the world, the three-feet-six inch star of such films as Willow, Labyrinth, Star Wars, Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia, with forewords by George Lucas and Carrie Fisher. read more...
Today I'm Alice describes the extraordinary journey of a teenager with Multiple Personality Disorder battling her various personalities who in turn suffer from anorexia, OCD, and alcohol and drug addiction. read more...
A poignant account of a man’s search for daughter, Lost Without My Daughter , already sold in Germany and Hungary, is also a revealing corrective to his wife Betty Mahmoody’s world bestseller Not Without My Daughter. read more...
The exciting memoir of seventeen year old sailor Mike Perham’s recent single-handed circumvention of the world. read more...
Survivor: The memoirs of Auschwitz Prisoner 135913 is the real story of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas recounting teenager Sam Pivnik’s experiences in several concentration camps, including working the ramp at Auschwitz, and how he was saved by Joseph Mengele. read more...
La Grande Blonde opens with Sam Brick’s shameful downfall from the dizzy heights of a triumphant career in the bonkers world of TV. read more...
An inspirational memoir of a teenager's anorexia and her successful recovery. read more...
The gripping memoir of a female frontline medic focussed on the 40 day Battle of Nade-Ali - a latter day Rorke's Drift. read more...
From Starnash with Love is a collection of letters which tell an engaging story of resilience and inventiveness as one family moves from urban chic to country life and aims for self sufficiency. read more...
From Starnash with Love is a collection of letters which tell an engaging story of resilience and inventiveness as one family moves from urban chic to country life and aims for self sufficiency. read more...
Military History
The Soldier: A History of Courage, Sacrifice and Brotherhood investigates the burdens that soldiers are asked to bear by their respective societies, examines the context in which these burdens occur, and discusses the coping measures that enable soldiers to carry on. read more...
Reference
In Be the Best: Combat!, veteran Special Forces soldier Robert Stirling in his inimitable politically incorrect and direct style describes everything that is needed to be effective in combat ranging from the importance of comfortable footwear to equipment such as knives, rifles, pistols, grenades, night vision equipment, maps and GPRS and phones. read more...
