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Agent representation

The right editor changes everything.

We match non-fiction manuscripts with the editors they were written for, pitch publishers across the US and Europe, negotiate the deal, and stay with you through publication and beyond.

Submission is a craft, not a mail merge.

We take on non-fiction we believe in, then do the deliberate work of pitching it well. That means learning your book cold, positioning it for its market, and choosing editors because they fit this book, not because they were next on a list.

And the job doesn't end at the offer. We negotiate the deal, stay close through editorial revisions, and remain your agent through publication and whatever comes after it.

  • A positioning and submission strategy shaped with you before anything goes out
  • A hand-built list of editors at US and European houses, matched to your book
  • Pitches written by people who write books for a living
  • Negotiation of the deal, with the contract read line by line
  • European rights represented directly from our Brussels office

Agents with ghostwriting DNA.

Our homepage says half ghost, half agent. This is the agent half, though the ghost never quite leaves the room. We started in 2018 as ghostwriters helping subject matter experts build books from the ground up, and agency work grew out of that.

It shows in how we read. We evaluate a manuscript the way an editor will, and we pitch it the way only a writer can.

Everyone starts with one page.

Whether you arrive with a finished manuscript, a full proposal, or a strong idea, the first step is the same for everyone: a one-page mini-proposal, submitted through our author portal. One page is enough to tell us your hook, your audience, and why you're the person to write this book.

We read everything. We respond to the ones we can help. If your page lands, we'll ask for more, and the conversation starts there.

Next step

Ready when your page is.

Submit your one-page proposal through our author portal. It's the first step for every author we represent, including the ones who arrive with a finished manuscript.