Daisy Goodwin is a writer and television producer. After reading history at Cambridge, she went to Columbia Film School as a Harkness Fellow. After ten years at the BBC making arts documentaries, she left to join the independent sector and created a number of programmes including Grand Designs which is now in its 18th year on Channel 4. She is now working on Season 2.

EDWARD WILSON is a native of Baltimore where he attended the same high school as Dashiell Hammett. He went on to study International Relations on a US Army scholarship and served as a Special Forces officer in Vietnam. Go to the Top of the Page. Website built by The Hanbury Agency.

Our client base comprises formalised relationships with literary agencies and publishing houses based in the UK and the USA. She handles rights in France, Germany, Japan and Spain. Handles rights in Brazil, Denmark, Italy, The Netherlands, and Sweden.

Jerry White is an award-winning historian of London. London in the Eighteenth Century. Was published by Random House. Jerry worked in local government, mainly in London, from 1967 to 2009. During that time he was Chief Executive of the London Borough of Hackney. London in the Eighteenth Century.

Kirkus Reviews praise for A Fever of the Blood. A brilliant, moving, clever, lyrical book - I loved it. Oscar de Muriel is going to be a name to watch. Manda Scott praise for The Strings of Murder. A hugely entertaining Victorian mystery.

Since 1983, Robin Straus Agency, a full-service literary agency based in New York, has represented a select list of distinguished authors of both fiction and nonfiction.

His investigations have exposed corporate tax avoidance, product and worker safety failures and weaknesses in industry regulation. His work has won many awards including The George Orwell Prize for journalism. And countless other newspapers and websites around the world. Click here to read more.