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In November 2020, I signed with Grace Heifeitz at Left Bank Literary. I’m delighted to working with Grace, as well as David Forrer at InkWell Management in the US and Jane Finigan of Lutyens & Rubinstein in the UK.
Grace can be contacted at grace[at]leftbankliterary.com
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Wednesday 21 April, In-conversation with Rick Morton
Rick Morton’s latest book is a feat of vulnerability, an ode to love (in all its forms), and somehow both deeply invested in unfolding the intricacies of human pain while very often being snort-out-loud funny. I’m delighted to be speaking to him in an event from the lovely folks at Collins Booksellers, Thirroul. Wednesday 21Continue reading “Wednesday 21 April, In-conversation with Rick Morton”
KYD’s Culture Picks: My 2020 Favourites
Kill Your Darlings asked for my best-of for 2020, and here’s what I said: This year, I read precious few ‘new-release’ books , as I gave in to my desire simply to re-read things I knew I already loved (lockdown does that to a person, in my experience). One that strong-armed its way through was LukeContinue reading “KYD’s Culture Picks: My 2020 Favourites”
Call my agent!
In November 2020, I signed with Grace Heifeitz at Left Bank Literary. I’m delighted to working with Grace, as well as David Forrer at InkWell Management in the US and Jane Finigan of Lutyens & Rubinstein in the UK. Grace can be contacted at grace[at]leftbankliterary.com
2020 Kill Your Darlings Unpublished Manuscript Award *Winner*
KYD’s Rebecca Starford, 2019 KYD Unpublished Manuscript Award winner Sam van Zweden, and Picador publisher Mathilda Imlah judged this year’s award. ‘Amidst a strong shortlist, Hayley Scrivenor’s novel of a missing child and the old wounds reopened by her absence was really a standout,’ says Imlah. ‘Told from the perspective of the policewoman in charge of her case, her mother, and her twoContinue reading “2020 Kill Your Darlings Unpublished Manuscript Award *Winner*”
Hayley Scrivenor 