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Open
Submission route
Email
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Last checked
7 days ago

About

Millie is an agent at RCW with a particular interest in illustrators, picture books and chapter books.

She studied Classics and finds inspiration in the narrative qualities of ancient stories such as Virgil and Homer. She looks for suspense, emotion and strong structure in both illustration and text. Millie relishes championing the work of illustrators and authors alike.

What they represent

Looking for

  • illustrators
  • picture books
  • chapter books

Clients include

  • Jobe Anderson
  • Rebecca Ashdown
  • Peter Bailey
  • Heidi Burton
  • Marilyn Esther Chi
  • Emma Clarke
  • Katz Cowley
  • Rachel Darwin
  • Sandra Dieckmann
  • Helen Docherty
  • Thomas Docherty
  • Rafe Forman
  • Claire Goble
  • Swapna Haddow
  • Janeen Hayat

Agency submission guidelines

Submissions should include a covering letter about the author and the background to the book. Fiction: the first three chapters or approximately the first fifty pages of the work to a natural break, plus a brief synopsis. Non-fiction: a proposal up to twenty pages in length explaining what the work is about and why the author is best placed to write it. Format: attachments in Word or PDF are acceptable. Otherwise sample chapters or proposals can be pasted into the body of the submission email. Originality: submissions must be entirely the original work of the author. Generative AI must not be used in the writing or editing of the material. How to send: browse the literary agent page to find the agent best suited, and submit directly to them or their assistant. Submit to only one agent. The agency does not accept postal submissions. The agency does not represent scripts for theatre, film or television. The agency cannot acknowledge receipt of material and cannot accept responsibility for anything sent, so writers should retain a copy of material submitted.

Agency AI policy

Submissions must be the original work of the author and not generated or co-written using artificial intelligence.

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