Welcome!

We're bringing children's literature back!

It is widely known a good literary agent receives around 200 manuscripts a week; naturally, most of the unsolicited ones will end up in the bin or will be sent back without a proper look. Sadly, sometimes it all depends on the sound of the synopsis or the sound of the first page… or even more unfairly, on the wrong line spacing or the font size.

This is where a literary consultant plays a major role. Most of the literary agents these days highly recommend sending your work to a consultant prior to sending it to themselves. This way they ensure they’re getting not only good quality stuff, but properly presented, correctly spelt and nicely edited. One big thing authors don’t have to worry about anymore.

We are a small team of enthusiast graduates and post-graduates ready to deal with your work. If we consider ourselves able to recommend it to an agent or straight to a publisher, we will tell you the good news and ask for your permission to recommend it to a top agent or even publisher, free of charge. If we think you need to do some more work on your manuscript, we will send you a detailed report and our suggestions for a small fee.

You know your work is worth a lot. You put a great deal of time and effort into writing that book, so giving it the chance of a professional look is the fairest and easiest thing you can do. You might just be the famous next big thing that all the agents and publishers are always looking for.

If you write fiction and non-fiction (commercial and literary fiction, thrillers, mystery, celebrity biographies, sports books, women literature, self-improvement, social sciences, history, health and beauty, everyday psychology, fashion, cookery, religion, gardening, property developing, travelling, journalism, business, success stories, politics, parenting), we will gladly accept your work. However, we cannot accept poetry, theatre, academic books, screenplays, science-fiction and, starting with January 2009, children's literature. On request, we can recommend specialists in these departments, who would be happy to receive your work.

We are also pleased to accept unsolicited manuscripts, first-time authors manuscripts and, something no agent will ever accept, unfinished works. Sometimes, a professional read and a constructive critique are the only two things an author stuck in the middle of his work needs to go on with her/his project.