Imogen Morrell
- Submission status
- Open
- Submission route
- Website
- Response time
- Aims to reply within 8 weeks
- Last checked
- 8 days ago
About
Imogen is a literary agent at Greene & Heaton, representing literary and upmarket fiction and non-fiction.
Imogen joined the agency in 2018. Before that, Imogen studied English Literature at King's College London and gained an MSt in Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Oxford.
Genres
Looking for
- literary and genre crossover: stylish, clever writing with horror, sci-fi, thriller, gothic, mystery, or dystopian elements, that asks wider questions about history or society
- novels about haunting and repression
- grounded sci-fi and dystopian novels
- a historical novel that examines the slipperiness of past and present
- wickedly plotted, elevated psychological suspense
- voice-driven, funny and audacious novels, often about the absurdity of desire
- history, popular science, political writing, investigative journalism, cultural criticism, memoir, biography, nature, and food
- political and cultural commentaries
- mind-bending non-fiction
- narrative biographies
- memoir about history or landscapes
- an insider story
- obsessive, literary true crime
Agency submission guidelines
The covering letter should be in the body of the email, with submission materials as attachments; the letter should include a brief pitch for the book plus relevant information about the writer, their inspiration and writing background if applicable. Fiction: send the first three chapters (or about fifty pages) alongside a one or two page synopsis that reveals the ending; only submit once a full draft is complete. Non-fiction: send three sample chapters (or about fifty pages) alongside a summary of proposed chapters or a synopsis; it is not essential that the work is completed before submitting. The letter should explain why the subject matters to the writer, why they are best placed to write it, and the intended readership. Submissions should be sent to submissions@greeneheaton.co.uk, with the preferred agent's name in the subject line if possible; if unsure, address the Submissions Team. Attachments should be Word Documents rather than PDFs. Postal submissions are not accepted.
Agency AI policy
Submissions must be the original work of the author; submissions originated, written or edited using Artificial Intelligence (AI) will not be accepted. This includes the use of AI in your cover letter, synopsis and proposal, as well as the manuscript.
Clients include
- Juliana Adelman
- Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain
- Michael Clune
- Robin Craig
- Avery Curran
- Rachel Dawson
- Sharanya Deepak
- Rageshri Dhairyawan
- Vittoria Fallanca
- Gareth Gavin
- Mara Gold
- Jake Hall
- Evie Hatch
- Kit Heyam
- Kat Hill
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