Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency

Submission status
Open
Submission route
Email
Response time
Aims to reply within 12 weeks
Last checked
17 days ago

Submission guidelines

Submissions are accepted by email only, sent to the agency's dedicated addresses rather than to individual agents; those sent directly to individual agents will not be considered. AI-originated, written or edited submissions are not accepted, though AI used for research is tolerated. Poetry, young adult and children's fiction submissions cannot be responded to. Postal submissions cannot be accepted and any hard copy sent will be recycled. Non-fiction: send a proposal to nonfiction@grahammawchristie.com including a one-page summary of the topic, a detailed chapter-by-chapter outline, the writer's credentials for writing the book, any online profile and social media, an overview of the market and competing titles, how the writer could help promote and sell the book, 1-2 sample chapters (or more depending on complexity), and contact details. Fiction: send a submission to fiction@grahammawchristie.com only once the manuscript is complete, including the genre in the subject header. Include a one to two line elevator pitch, a 500-800 word synopsis (not a teaser, spoilers included), genre, up to five comparative titles published in the last three years, the writer's bio, how the writer could help promote and sell the book, the first three chapters or approximately 10,000 words from the beginning of the book, and contact details. Formatting: proposals, pitch documents and sample text should be sent as attachments, preferably in Word, Pages or PDF format. The covering email should include the elevator pitch and short synopsis, and should note if the project is on multiple submission.

Agents (4)

  • Amandeep Singh

    Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency

    Amandeep is an agent at Graham Maw Christie. She joined the agency in 2025, having spent ten years working as an editor, bookseller and agent, most recently at Penguin Random House and The Good Literary Agency. As a commissioning editor, she published only debut authors, and as an agent she continues to champion new voices and works closely on concept and editorial development.

    Genres:Commercial Fiction · Contemporary Fiction · Current Affairs · Fantasy · Historical Fiction +9 more

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    Last checked 17 days ago
  • Amy O'Shea

    Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency

    Amy is an agent at Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency. She joined the agency in early 2023 and assists Jane and Jen with social media, admin, royalties and submissions, alongside working on her own projects. Amy graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a degree in Linguistics and English Language.

    Genres:Crime · Fantasy · Historical Non-Fiction · Horror · Memoir +6 more

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    Last checked 17 days ago
  • Jane Graham Maw

    Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency

    Jane co-founded Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency and works there as an agent. She has over 25 years' experience in the publishing industry, having worked in rights, contracts, marketing, commissioning and as a publishing director. She has also ghostwritten books for celebrities and experts.

    Genres:Historical Fiction · Memoir · Narrative Non-Fiction · Other Non-Fiction

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    Last checked 17 days ago
  • Jennifer Christie

    Graham Maw Christie Literary Agency

    Jennifer is a founder agent at Graham Maw Christie, representing authors across a range of non-fiction. She has worked as a literary agent for 20 years, launching international and Sunday Times bestsellers including Raynor Winn and Helen Villiers. She represents authors across popular science, philosophy, humour, business and memoir, working closely with them to develop ideas, build promotional strategies and shape their books.

    Genres:Business · Historical Non-Fiction · Memoir · Narrative Non-Fiction · Other Non-Fiction +1 more

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    Last checked 17 days ago