It’s the New Year–and wouldn’t it be great to land an international publishing deal before the End of the World? (Sadly, your book won’t see the light of day before the end of the Mayan Calendar, but hey, at least you’d know it WOULD have if not for the floods/rapture/snowpocalypse/supernova.) If you want to go this route, landing an agent is a necessity, so here’s some contact details that may help. This information comes from the always thoughtful Mia Tijam, who attended the Great Philippine Book Café (Manila International Literary Festival)
Jayapriya Vasudevan
Literary Agent
+65 9362 4559
331 River Valley Road
09-03 Angsana Lobby 1
Yong An Park
Singapore 238363
Priya Doraswamy
Literary Agent
+1 973 379 4185
39 Delwick Lane
Short Hills, NJ 07078. USA
Mia says: “These two ladies from Jacaranda are hands-on and pretty sweet. They were the ones who signed FH Batacan for her next novel. They like crime/suspense/adventure thrillers but they’ll read anything.”
You can also send your manuscripts straight to one particular editor-in-chief:
Ravi Mirchandani
Editor-In-Chief
Direct Line: (+44)- (0)20 7438 1202
Fax: 020 7430 0916
ravimirchandani@atlantic-books.co.uk
Ormond House, 26-27 Boswell Street, London WC1N 3JZ
Mia says: “Ravi’s inclined towards immigrant stories but he also reads everything.” She also mentions that Ravi is the editor of “House of Sand and Fog.”
Good luck, Pinoys!
thank you very much for this information!
I’ve been planning to write a sci-fi novel for months but I was having second thoughts about publishing it since I don’t know anyone in the publishing industry until now.
thank you very much!