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Representation UK

Julia Kreitman at The Agency, 44 207 727 1346

Representation US

Howard Morhaim at The Howard Morhaim Literary Agency, 212-529-4433

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David Mace writes science fiction, thrillers, scripts, and more; official website of the novelist and lauded Interzone contributor
Danny Stack Weblog of a UK-based screenwriter and script reader, and a rich source of chat and trade information
Stephen Laws Newly-revamped Official website of the author of GHOST TRAIN, MACABRE and CHASM
the pen is mightier than the spork "The adventures of a jobbing scriptwriter, with hilarious consequences" Moran is the screenwriter of the Brit horror flick Severance.
How to Write Screenplays - Badly (Because We Don't Need the Competition) offers savage, gleeful and hilarious disinformation on the screenwriter's craft.
Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog and it has to be seen to be believed.
Complications Ensue is the weblog of screenwriter and show creator Alex Epstein, and offers a regularly-updated supply of industry chat, insight and craft wisdom.
JohnAugust.com is the weblog of the screenwriter whose credits include BIG FISH, GO, CHARLIE'S ANGELS, THE CORPSE BRIDE and CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY. Ask him an intelligent question about screenwriting and you may find you've inspired a post.
News and Information for Writers is the blog of the Writers' Guild of Great Britain.
A Writer's Life is the weblog of Lee Goldberg, American TV screenwriter and novelist.
I Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing - Josh Friedman, primary writer on the Steven Spielberg WAR OF THE WORLDS remake, doesn't post often. But when he does, he shows us all how it's done.
The Light, it Hurts - Lee Thomson describes himself as a slow-moving screenwriter from Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire and posts a memorable rant on the state of British TV drama.
Ken Levine is an American TV and comedy writer who's worked on MASH and CHEERS, and you'd better believe that he knows what he's talking about. Posts frequently and funny.
Dead Things on Sticks comes from Dennis McGrath, who writes for the screen in Toronto and is currently developing (and reporting on) a new show, ACROSS THE RIVER TO MOTOR CITY.
Miss Snark, the Literary Agent answers questions on the publishing business with wit and sense, and is a daily must-read whether you're a selling writer or hoping to become one.
Smart Bitches who Love Trashy Novels line up and mostly massacre the covers of romance novels. Jaw-dropping art, brilliant commentary.
Humdrumming is a new independent imprint with style and ambition, launched in 2005.
Stephen Melling, "a fast-growing writer who gains new ground with every story."
The website of novelist Sam Hayes carries details of her titles that include THE ANGELS' SHARE and OUT OF MIND. "(OUT OF MIND) is an astonishingly assured debut. It certainly pulls no punches... brutal in the honesty of its insight and presentation"
Nightshade Books Quality genre publisher offering works by Graham Joyce, M John Harrison, Tim Lebbon, John Shirley, Jack Cady, and many others; also new editions of classic works by Karl Edward Wagner, Lord Dunsany and Manly Wade Wellman
The 3rd Alternative Flagship publication of TTA Press, a class act whose magazine list also includes THE FIX (short story coverage and reviews) and CRIMEWAVE
The SF Site Premier online genre resource... more reviews and links than you can shake a stick at, if that's your idea of a good time
PS Publishing Website of the fast-growing British publishing house with titles from Kim Newman, Ramsey Campbell, Michael Moorcock, Peter F Hamilton, Graham Joyce, Ken MacLeod, Michael Marshall Smith, Stephen Baxter, and many more
Alien Online Excellent British SF and horror site carrying features, reviews and interviews, plus one of the most comprehensive pages of UK genre links available
Fantastic Victoriana Exhilarating treasure-box of a site created by Jess Nevins and exploring the entertaining extremes of the Victorian imagination. Includes a Sexton Blake that concentrates on Blake's early, pre-Howard Baker career, a Nelson Lee page, and sections on various other characters from the great days of popular and sensational fiction
Bryan Talbot Click here for a sample page and a link to the official website of one of the UK's leading comics creators
Carnival Films The production company behind BUGS, OKTOBER and JOHN GABRIEL. Also producers of POIROT, TRAFFIK and THE TENTH KINGDOM
John Farris Official website of one of the founding fathers of the modern horror bestseller; site contains an in-depth appreciation of Farris by Stephen Gallagher
David Windett The home page of the comics artist with credits including SONIC THE HEDGEHOG, RUGRATS and most of the leading Warner Brothers cartoon characters
Joe R Lansdale Home page of the Nacogdoches-based crime and horror writer responsible for COLD IN JULY, THE MAGIC WAGON, FREEZER BURN, and the Hap and Leonard series of crime novels
Chaz Brenchley Official site including news on the OUTREMER series of novels
Molly Brown The Invitation To A Funeral Tour: A free-style jaunt around Restoration London inspired by the novel Invitation to a Funeral by Molly Brown
Peter James Official website of leading UK supernatural author and tech-lit pioneer
The British Fantasy Society Your point of access to the subculture you've always belonged to, but never imagined that anyone else did
The Crime Writers' Association Organisation for professional crime writers and editors
The Writers' Guild of Great Britain Originally founded as The Screenwriters' Guild, the WGGB is the foremost of the organisations that represent the interests of professional writers
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction The premier genre magazine, founded in the Golden Age and still going strong under current editor/publisher Gordon Van Gelder
DVD Reviewer One of the best and most up-to-date online sources of information for Region One and Region Two DVD
Kimota Website devoted to the leading small-press literary magazine edited by Graeme Hurry
PSFG News and background information on one of the North-West's longest-established speculative fiction societies

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