Finalist in The People’s Book Prize 2020 and shortlisted in the Dorchester Literary Festival Writing Prize 2020.

Co-director of Chasing Driftwood Writing Group.

Creative writing tutor at AUB and former international journalist.

Author and founder of Green Stories, writing under D.A Baden.

Award-winning educator, writer, coach, speaker and researcher.

Activist bringing awareness to issues around race and racial politics.

Publisher, writer and freelance journalist.

Former Primary School teacher-turned-author. Rachel is stepping in to replace Sophie Kirtley)

‘No Ballet Shoes in Syria’  (Winner of the Books Are My Bag Readers’ Award 2020, The Sheffield Book Award and The Middle East Book Award).

Poet, performer, facilitator and founder of The Poetry Machine. Her writing delights in the weird and wonderful things we do when trying to belong.

Graduated from Goldsmiths with a BA in English and American Literature in 2013 and has worked at the agency since 2014.

Podcast host.

Tim and Danny have written or directed for BBC, ITV, Channel 5, Paramount+ as well as several independent movies.

Her novel The 12 Days of Murder is currently being adapted for TV.

Honorary Research Fellow of the Centre for Publishing, Department of Information Studies, UCL.

Bournemouth-based author of Dead Man Singing.

Published short story and flash fiction writer.

Contributor to over 300 issues of Writing Magazine. Editor of self-published and award-winning/nominated authors from both sides of the Atlantic.

Director at DHH Literary Agency. Literary Agent of the Year in 2017 at the Romantic Novelist's Association.

Writer of over 100 short stories, commercial scriptwriter and Audible audiobook producer.

Author of picture books and children's fiction including Stop that Dinosaur, Monkey Bedtime and the Sky Pirates series.

Writer's rights, contracts and Intellectual Property rights.

Studied an MA in creative writing and publishing where she edited the 2022 shortlist BWP anthology. Additionally, she has published poems and articles both online and physically.

Designer for visitor attractions specialising in using smells; whether it's the stench of a Viking toilet for a museum, the whiff of a pirate ship for a theme park or the fishy fragrance of penguin vomit for a zoo.

A widely published wellbeing writer, with over 15 years of experience.

Her debut short story collection, The Truth Has Arms and Legs, was published by Fly On The Wall Press in July 2023

Published in The Guardian, Vancouver Sun, BBC Radio 4’s PM, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Former national newspaper journalist, now a developmental editor and book coach at The Right Book Company. Author of In Your Own Words, published February 2024.

Programme Leader of the MA in Creative Writing and Publishing at Bournemouth University.

Her book ‘Death in the Last Reel’ was shortlisted for the Selfies 2022.

Book designer, author and design lecturer at Arts University Bournemouth'

Lucy is also an author, publishing as both LV Hay and Lizzie Fry.

A commercial short story writer for women’s magazines in both the UK and internationally for over 25 years, Jude now writes full length fiction and has published four novels. She also tutors creative writing classes and workshops.

In the last ten years, he has been included in the Top 100 most influential people in publishing by The Bookseller, a number of times.

Sam became the first author to win the Bronze Bat for her debut and the Silver Bat for best thriller in consecutive years at the Nederlands Thrillerfestival.

She writes about ecology, conservation, diversity, trans and queer issues, muslim identity, Islamophobia, philosophical thought, climate change and politics

Former publicist working in Film, TV and Books including with JK Rowling and BBC.

Jane Labous is a journalist, and author of two novels, Past Participle (Afsana Press, 2023), and The Chameleon Girl (Farafina Books, 2022).

Award-winning bi-lingual children's author.

The Outsiders Project works with artists to tell stories that are exquisite, fearless, and uncensored.

Author and lecturer at Bournemouth University.

Author of 'The House That Sat Down Trilogy'.

Having worked at Osprey Publishing (part of Bloomsbury) and Pan Macmillian with authors such as Louis Theroux and Adam Kay, Chloe now helps self-published authors get their work into the world.

Photographer.

Matt is a professional editor, music journalist, content writer, copywriter, & arts correspondent.

Caroline has served on the committee of the Association of Authors’ Agents.

Along with teaching and research, Louis is a practising illustrator, animator and printmaker.

Children's author based in Bournemouth. Fablehouse 2: Heart of Fire (Bloomsbury) is out in April.

Former editor and current romance author for HarperCollins UK.

Anne has been running Speakeasy spoken word group in Wimborne for over ten years and Inspiring Writing workshops in Poole for seven years.

Performance poet, storyteller, event host and organiser, workshop leader, musician, and accidental voice actor based in the South-East of England.

Mark has published several books of poetry, along with visual poems and artist's books.  He teaches Creative Writing at the University of Winchester.

In their tenure as Bournemouth Poet Laureate, they led writing and development programmes for local writers, schools, and universities with support from Bournemouth Libraries.

Founder of The Bournemouth Writing Prize; Fresher Publishing; The Story Works; MA Creative Writing & Publishing at BU.

Not just a hobby but a career.

Prolific author and TV/radio presenter, who adapted The Lord of the Rings, the Narnia novels and many more for BBC radio.

46 years enabling and encouraging creative writing in a wide range of community settings and across different genres. Founder of the Hengistbury Head writers group and a member of the Society of Women Writers & Journalists.

Author of The Perfect Daughter and The Other Girlfriend.

Peter was President of the Association of Authors’ Agents from 2012 to 2014. He was awarded a CBE for his services to literature in 2016.

Regular contributor for Private Eye and has written for New Statesman, The Scotsman, The Telegraph

After being a director for multiple London based marketing agencies, Alex now tries to help as many self-published authors find their best route to publication as he can.

Author of Season Of The Witch: The Book of Goth, a 2023 Times, Mojo and Waterstones book of the year. Tutor for Curtis Brown Creative and Arvon Foundation

Award-winning author who has published over forty works of fiction, ranging from picture books to works of YA (young adult) fiction.

Comedy Women In Print prize finalist, journalist and author of Wife Support System and Would You Ask My Husband That?

Laura started at Greene & Heaton as an agent in 2018, having worked at PFD from 2011 after studying Classics at Oxford.

A Digital Indie Publisher of fiction and non fiction which tell the stories that need to be told.

Writer of Happy Silver People.