Literary agent with Vicki Marsdon and Catherine Wallace at High Spot Literary. @ColumbiaJournMA alum @highspotlit on IG
Joined August 2011
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Every time I read a book by Bryan Walpert I wonder why he isn't better known (even when the one before last was Ockham-shortlisted)
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Humbled and delighted at this review by @craigsisterson in the latest @nzlistener describing ‘When the Deep Dark Bush Swallows You Whole’ as a “superb debut crime novel” @HighSpotLit @PenguinBooksAus @PenguinBooks_NZ
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Out today, in paperback, ebook and audiobook! Thank you @PenguinBooksAus for this cracking little trailer, @HighSpotLit and @thenovelry for your wonderful support, for my crime fiction novel 'When The Deep Dark Bush Swallows You Whole'
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DELIGHTED that Tales of a Monstrous Heart has shot straight into the Sunday Times hardback bestseller charts! 🎉
Pick up your copy today: geni.us/TalesOfAMonstrousHea…
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'With aspects of her writing that can be found in classical literary fiction, such as Rebecca and The Yellow Wallpaper'
#AnIdleWoman by @WendyParkins1 (@Legend_Times_)
Read our review here:
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Reviewed by @_DanielleLouis_
@BookmateINT
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✨What if I quietly just leave this here until I’m allowed to say more? ✨
#WritingCommunity
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Rings On Water in audiobook is available now. Narrated by the wonderful Toby Webster. Pre-order yours today !! Thank you so much @UlverscroftLtd @AuroraImprint and of course Vicki @HighSpotLit for all your amazing work !
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On borrowed crime: A summer reading list of local crime books thespinoff.co.nz/books/14-12… #yeahnoir @TheSpinoffTV @ClaireMabey
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"In my novel Ndima Ndima, I wanted to relive a part of my old life through words, and my main characters did that for me."
Author Tsitsi Mapepa writes about the inspiration for her debut novel @WomenWriters booksbywomen.org/inspiration…
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In our latest interview, Tsitsi Mapepa speaks to @BijlKris about her debut novel, 'Ndima Ndima' (@catalyst_press), which was released today!🎉
Read the conversation between Tsitsi and Kris here:
africaindialogue.com/2023/10…
Order 'Ndima Ndima' here:
bookshop.org/p/books/the-dea…
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Three brilliant women! Many thanks to Lizzy, Tsitsi, Siphiwe, and @brittlepaper for this wonderful conversation. Tisitsi's book, NDIMA NDIMA, and all 3 books in SIphiwe's City of Kings trilogy are all out now #ReadingAfrica publisher.indiepubs.com/cata…
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And finally a little news I've been holding onto for a while. I'm grateful and honored to be represented by the amazing Vicki Marsdon (@MarsdonV) at High Spot Literary. We've both worked very hard to get to this point, and the future is bright!
#WritingCommunity @HighSpotLit – at East Rutherford, NJ
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A debut novel that's a 'story of becoming' and of exploring the unknowable past - BACKWATERS by Emma Ling Sidnam (reviewed by Melanie Kwang) @ESidnam @text_publishing @tepoumuramura @NZSocAuthors @HighSpotLit @AklWritersFest @verbwellington @WORDChCh nzreviewofbooks.com/backwate…
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Jack Kerouac's On the Road was published on this day in 1957.
"Mr. Kerouac has a distinctive style, part severe simplicity, part hep-cat jargon, part baroque fireworks," our reviewer wrote in the October 1957 issue of The Atlantic, calling the novel "most readable," but ultimately disappointing: theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…
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Thank you @joshburnsmp for the incredibly kind and generous words at my book launch.
Order your signed copies here: alexryvchin.com/books/p/7dea…
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Another tough year for our international judging panels. Thanks to all our terrific entrants. #yeahnoir is in fine shape. We're thrilled to reveal the finalists for #2023Ngaios for Best Non-Fiction, First Novel, and Best Novel. Whakamihi (congrats) to you all. 16 terrific reads.
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Reviewing my presentation today for my talk in Windsor this week! @HighSpotLit @JoffeBooks @mattlynnwriter #WritingLife #WW2 #HistoricalFiction #thrillerbooks #bibliophile #amwritingfiction #talk #Writer #writerscommunity
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We are thrilled to welcome The Mātātuhi Foundation, as sponsor of the Best First Book awards at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Haere mai, @MatatuhiF ! Read all about it here: shorturl.at/IJMV4
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Friends, join me at the Australian launch of my new book, The Seven Deadly Myths - Antisemitism from the Time of Christ to Kanye West.
Register here: bit.ly/7MythsBPT
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Excited to see associate agent Catherine Wallace's first non-fiction deal about to reach the shelves. @novagibson FAKE LOVE: Understanding and Healing from Narcissistic Abuse will publish in Australia, the UK and the US in August @HarperCollinsAU @HarperCollinsUK @HarperCollins