Guy is the agency principal at Futerman, Rose & Associates, representing a wide range of non-fiction and fiction writers.
He studied English with the novelist Tom Sharpe and co-wrote his obituary for The Times. Guy has built a varied and loyal list of writers, including senior politicians, high court judges, QCs, barristers and well-known faces from stage and screen. He also represents humourists, screenwriters, television dramatists and film producers.
The agency looks for non-fiction on practically any subject, with particular interest in politics, sport, show business and the music industry, but not educational textbooks. Film and TV scripts on any subject are also considered. An email enquiry to guy@futermanrose.co.uk is suggested if in doubt. For non-fiction, send a book proposal including, if possible, a chapter breakdown, two or three sample chapters, and relevant biographical detail such as previous publications and experience, expertise or qualifications related to the subject matter. Manuscripts should be double-spaced and use a standard font such as Times New Roman or Courier New. For TV or film work, send a sample episode or section of the script conforming to industry standard formatting and layout, along with details of writing background and which producers or production companies, if any, have already seen the material. Hard copy submissions should be kept as a copy by the sender, and a self-addressed stamped envelope should be included if return of the work is wanted; the agency cannot be held responsible for loss or damage. Email attachments are accepted in.doc,.docx,.odt,.rtf,.txt and.pdf formats, and for scripts also FinalDraft files (.fdx or.fdr). No reading fee is charged.
Millie is an associate agent at Futerman, Rose & Associates. She studied English Literature at Newcastle University, graduating with First-Class Honours, and is completing a part-time MA in Screenwriting at Falmouth University. She has experience across bookselling, literary festivals, television production and script editing, and is particularly interested in discovering and developing new voices.
Genres:Literary Fiction · Other Non-Fiction
John Ash is a literary agent at CAA Publishing, representing literary fiction, upmarket general fiction and serious nonfiction. He began his career at PEW Literary, where he spent six and a half years before joining CAA in 2023. His fiction interests range from literary fiction and epic fantasy to upmarket general fiction, while his nonfiction interests include history, memoir and reportage.
Genres:Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Fantasy · Historical Non-Fiction · Literary Fiction +3 more
Natalie is an agent at Originate Literary Agency, seeking game-changing stories across fiction, non-fiction, young adult and children's books. She represents Sir Lenny Henry's children's publishing. Her taste has been shaped by writers such as Toni Morrison, James Baldwin and Octavia E. Butler, and by a lifelong search for diverse voices and backgrounds in books.
Genres:Biography · Children's Books · Commercial Fiction · Literary Fiction · Memoir +3 more
Nemonie is a director of Jonathan Clowes Ltd. She has represented Nobel laureate Doris Lessing and comedy legend David Nobbs. Nemonie was agent and editor of Diaries of an Unfinished Revolution, a New York Times 'Book of the Times'.
Genres:Commercial Fiction · Literary Fiction · Other Non-Fiction
Elise is a literary agent based in London, representing literary and general fiction and non-fiction. She became an agent in 2012, having previously worked as a commissioning editor at Virago Press. She co-founded the Diversity in Publishing Network in 2004 and has judged several literary prizes, including the OCM Bocas Fiction Prize and the SI Leeds Prize.
Genres:Biography · Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Literary Fiction · Memoir +2 more
Harriet focuses on narrative, voice-driven non-fiction, pop culture, memoir, comedy, journalism, and platform talent. She joined CAA in 2023 after serving as editorial director at Hodder & Stoughton. Prior to Hodder, she held positions at Hodder Studio, Audible, and The Hanbury Agency.
Genres:Historical Non-Fiction · Memoir · Narrative Non-Fiction · Other Non-Fiction
Adam heads the books division at PFD and represents a wide range of prize-winning and bestselling authors, among them Sunday Times and New York Times names. He joined the company in 2010, after completing a Masters in English Literature at King's College London. The Bookseller named him its Shooting Star in 2017.
Genres:Commercial Fiction · Crime · Historical Fiction · Historical Non-Fiction · Memoir +5 more
