Welcome to Curtis Brown
We are Australia’s oldest and largest literary agency representing a diverse range of Australian and New Zealand writers.
Curtis Brown is keen to source works by young and promising writers whilst also looking after many established clients and significant estates.
On our website you will find information about our agency, how to submit material to us, and the clients and Estates we represent.
Our Sydney office is open 9am-5pm Monday to Friday.
SUBMISSIONS OPEN: Our submissions department is OPEN. Please check our submission guidelines for further information.
Jaclyn Moriarty awarded the Ethel Turner Prize for Young People’s Literature
We are very pleased to announce that Jaclyn Moriarty has won the $30,000 Ethel Turner Prize for Young People’s Literature at the 2013 NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Judges described A CORNER OF WHITE (Pan Macmillan) as "that rare thing — an astonishingly original novel, that speaks equally to the heart and the intelligence of its audience". Congratulations, Jaclyn!
Gideon Haigh wins 2013 Douglas Stewart Prize for Non-fiction
Congratulations to Gideon Haigh for his win at this year's NSW Premier's Literary Awards. THE OFFICE: A HARDWORKING HISTORY (MUP) was awarded the $40,000 prize, with judges commending the work as
"[E]legant, witty and informative... Haigh transforms detailed research on a seemingly hum-drum topic into a truly pleasurable and entertaining reading experience". Well done!
Gideon Haigh awarded prestigious Cricket Society Book of the Year Award
Our biggest congratulations to Gideon Haigh on winning the prestigious Cricket Society Book of the Year Award 2013 for ON WARNE. The CSBOYA has been won by only three other non-UK writers, and Gideon is the first non-UK writer to win it more than once. Gideon's moving biography of Jack Iverson, MYSTERY SPINNER, was awarded the honour in 2000.
Bronwyn Parry wins an Australian Romance Readers Award
Congratulations to Bronwyn Parry for her win at the 2012 Australian Romance Readers (ARR) Awards. Bronwyn's book DEAD HEAT was announced winner of the 'Favourite Romantic Suspense' category at the ARR awards ceremony in Brisbane.
