Millie is an associate agent at Futerman, Rose & Associates, with a particular interest in literary fiction, non-fiction and screenwriting.
She studied English Literature at Newcastle University, graduating with First-Class Honours, and is completing a part-time MA in Screenwriting at Falmouth University. Her background spans bookselling, literary festivals, television production and script editing. She is drawn to discovering and developing new voices and supporting writers throughout their careers.
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.
Guy is the agency principal at Futerman, Rose & Associates. 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 and barristers, as well as screenwriters, television dramatists and film producers.
Genres:Biography · Business · Narrative Non-Fiction · Other Non-Fiction · Politics +2 more
James founded the James Lockhart Agency in 2023 after more than 20 years as a literary agent at Antony Harwood. Several of his authors have won or been nominated for literary awards, and some have become Sunday Times bestsellers. He works with a network of co-agents to sell US, translation, film and TV rights.
Genres:Biography · Historical Non-Fiction · Literary Fiction · Memoir · Narrative Non-Fiction +2 more
Matthew founded The Hamilton Agency in London in 2019. He was previously an agent at Aitken Alexander Associates, an editorial director at 4th Estate, and a publishing director and board member at Bloomsbury. His Sunday Times bestselling clients include Nigel Biggar, Konstantin Kisin, Paul Mason and Douglas Murray, and his prizewinning authors include the Pulitzer winner Benjamin Moser.
Genres:Biography · Current Affairs · Memoir · Narrative Non-Fiction · Other Non-Fiction +1 more
Kirsty founded Morgan Green Creatives in 2020. She represents award winning writers across fiction and non-fiction, children's books, poetry, journalism, scriptwriting and illustration. She brings over 20 years of industry experience and contacts to her client list.
Genres:Children's Books · Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Other Non-Fiction · Poetry
Jo is an agent at Bell Lomax Moreton, representing adult fiction and non-fiction authors. She has over twenty years' experience in the publishing industry. Jo worked for HarperCollins and Parragon Books as Sales Director, working with authors, editorial teams, licensors, production and major retailers across the UK.
Genres:Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Crime · Health & Wellness · Historical Fiction +9 more
Paul is the Managing Director of Bell Lomax Moreton. He joined the agency in 2000 from Penguin Books, where he was Head of Children's Book Sales. He represents children's books across all age ranges and non-fiction, and is also drawn to crime fiction and anything a bit weird and wonderful.
Genres:Biography · Children's Books · Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Crime +10 more
Katie represents both fiction and non-fiction at Bell Lomax Moreton. She spent 25 years at HarperCollins, holding roles including Group Rights Director and Managing Director of Collins non-fiction. She was also Executive Producer on Channel 4's 2019 adaptation of The Tiger Who Came To Tea. Her broad publishing and rights experience lets her guide authors across all media and markets.
Genres:Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Crime · Current Affairs · Health & Wellness +11 more
