International Literary Representation

The agency’s founder, F. Rupert Crew, prided himself on offering authors a highly personal service. This tradition is carried on today by the current director, Caroline Montgomery.

Of necessity, our clientele is limited in number but that’s not to suggest a limitation in subject matter!

Our brief extends on the non-fiction side from Craft to Cookery, Biography, Memoir, Health, Mind Body & Spirit, Travel, History, Natural History, True Crime and Pop Culture.

On the fiction front special areas of interest include Commercial Women’s Fiction, Crime, Thrillers, Literary (not experimental) and Young Adult novels and Children’s Books.

Recent Publications

Wayfarer: Love, Loss and Life on Britain’s Ancient Paths

On an assignment to walk the most famous pilgrimage in the world – the Camino de Santiago, in northern Spain – Phoebe Smith somehow lost her way.

The Theatre Mystery

Moira lives in a field behind a fence, just like the other cows. She eats grass, just like the other cows. But Moira is no ordinary cow – she’s a cow who dares to dream!

Teddy Boys

With their draped suits, suede creepers and immaculately greased hair, the Teddy Boys defined a new era…

Reek

Arriving home from a routine day at work, Anna Cottrell has no idea that her life is about to change forever.

Bird Boy

After the tragic death of his mother, eleven year old Will is sent to temporarily stay with his uncle in the mountains.

Featured Authors

Phoebe Smith

Phoebe is an award-winning travel writer, photographer, presenter and broadcaster (specialising in adventure, walking, solo travel, gear and wildlife conservation).

Alastair Chisholm

Alastair describes himself as a children’s writer, puzzle creator and computer geek.

Tanith Carey

A writer and musician. He was born in Oxfordshire, grew up in Portsmouth and now lives in London.

Alastair Chisholm

Jane lives with her detective husband and their daughter in rural Northamptonshire, UK where she can often be found trudging over the fields with her dogs Bollo and Digity.

CATHERINE BRUTON

Catherine studied English at Oxford then worked for some years as a teacher at St Paul’s Girls School in London before accidentally becoming a journalist.