I’m afraid I’m already closed, but best of luck!

I’m afraid not - so sorry!

Generally both, but I’m afraid I’m now closed to submissions due to upcoming maternity leave - so sorry to disappoint, and best of luck!

Hi there - not as a rule, but I’m afraid my submissions are now closed for 2025 in advance of my maternity leave. Best of luck to you!

Until early January, Kate.

Early January!

Not for submission, but it will need to be ready if we call it in, yes!

Absolutely!

I should think soon after Christmas.

I’m afraid not - we have brilliant colleagues in the New York office who sell US rights as primary agents.

This list is not exhaustive, but hopefully helpful & indicative.

CAA does now have a writer facing website, so we welcome your submissions here: www.caa.com/entertainmen...

And, as I said on The Other Place, thank you for indulging my whims - it’s a privilege to be a professional treasure-hunter

The formally interesting too - Benjamin Zephaniah, Ursula LeGuin or David Almond-esque.
I published MG & YA for 10 years and it will always have my heart - the market’s tough but the readers are still there!

I don’t tend to rep picture books or fiction younger than 7+

I feel very strongly that we need to focus on literary quality as well as accessibility in our books for children. Anything YA or MG that does any of the above, ideally with hook & humour, I’d love to see.

…returning to nature & to ourselves.

I will always be drawn to international stories and settings - what is unfamiliar (& uncomfortable!) to a Western reader.

I don’t tend to rep high fantasy, but love magic & a speculative hook.

Every kind of love, please.