Literary Agents at Conville & Walsh
Clare Conville previously worked as an editor at several large UK publishing houses, before co-founding Conville & Walsh in 2000. She represents literary and commercial writers of fiction and non-fiction and specializes in children’s and young-adults’ writers.
Read more about Clare Conville
Jake Smith-Bosanquet joined Conville & Walsh in 2005 after working briefly at Random House. He combines the selling of translation rights across the Conville & Walsh list with the representation of his own clients.
Read more about Jake Smith-Bosanquet
Patrick Walsh has worked as an agent since 1995. He co-founded Conville & Walsh in 2000. He represents literary and commercial writers of fiction and non-fiction.
Read more about Patrick Walsh
Susan Armstrong joined Conville & Walsh after working briefly at Macmillan. She works with Clare Conville, while also managing her own list of authors and is particularly interested in literary fiction, fantasy and science fiction.
Read more about Susan Armstrong
Ben Mason joined Conville & Walsh Limited in 2008 after previously working at AM Heath and Sheil Land Associates. He has particular interests in strategising to build careers for writers across various media.
Read more about Ben Mason
As well as our own titles, we represent the distinguished, San Francisco-based, independent publishing house MacAdam Cage for all their UK and Commonwealth rights. For details of their forthcoming and recent titles, please visit their website at www.macadamcage.com. And for further information about the availability of UK & Commonwealth rights, please contact or .
We are represented by subagents in some specialist territories. See our Foreign Rights page for more details.
We also look after the dramatic rights in our authors' work, liaising closely with a select number of film and television agents.