Connor Brown
- Submission status
- Open
- Submission route
- Response time
- Assume no reply = no after 12 weeks
- Last checked
- 9 days ago
About
Connor joined Andrew Nurnberg Associates in 2025 after a career as an editor, primarily at Penguin Random House, most recently as editorial director at Viking, Penguin, and previously at The Bodley Head.
He has worked with a wide range of bestselling and prize-winning authors of upmarket non-fiction, and was named a Bookseller Rising Star in 2023.
Genres
Looking for
- upmarket non-fiction that combines intellectual depth with compelling storytelling: work that offers a fresh perspective, advances an ambitious idea with international appeal, and is written with clarity and style.
- his subject areas span history and archaeology, politics, philosophy and economics, psychology and neuroscience, science, health and technology, and arts and culture.
Not looking for
- fiction and poetry.
Agency submission guidelines
' - Covering letter (in the body of the email) - 1-page synopsis (attached) - First three chapters or 50 pages (attached) - For non-fiction proposals, please send an overview, chapter outlines and three sample chapters. - Please address your submission for the attention of the agent for whose list you think it would be most suitable.
Links
- Websiteandrewnurnberg.com/agents/connor-brown
- Submissionsandrewnurnberg.com/enquiries
- Emailsubmissions@nurnberg.co.uk
Clients include
- A. C. Grayling
- Vaclav Smil
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