I'm represented by the good folks at David Godwin Associates (DGA), London. Foreign rights enquiries should be directed to Anna Watkins. General enquiries should go to Caitlin Ingham. Film and TV rights for The Bone Season are held by Andy Serkis and Jonathan Cavendish at The Imaginarium Studios.
PR enquiries should be directed to Jude Drake at Bloomsbury Publishing.
You can contact me directly via my blog or on Twitter.
Hi Samantha,
ReplyDeleteI used to be a Warden at RSH for St. Anne's from 2009-2011. I co-founded Anacrusis Press: http://anacrusispress.com/ and would love to chat with you on your interest in collaborating with us.
Welcome to email me anytime: info@anacrusispress.com
Dear Samantha,
ReplyDeleteI’m writing just having preordered of The Bone Season. Your book seems like it is one of the artistically driven YA novel out there treats its young readers as sophisticated and capable of enjoying a story with elements of strangeness. I’m so excited to dig into it!
I’m also writing as a fellow author. My first completed novel is going out on submission this summer with my new agent. To cut to the chase: I’m wondering whether you’d be interested in giving it a look and, if you like it, sending some advance praise that we could use during submission, or after. I know the editors we will be sending it to would sit up and take notice if you had anything to say about the book.
It’s a work of fantasy called The Remarkable Travels of Vaughn Nash. My hope is to offer a contemporary update of the classic stranger-in-a-strange-land story of earlier pulp and gothic adventures.
If you’re interested, please drop me a line at projectraleigh@gmail.com.
-Luke