New Irish literary agency
The former publisher of HarperCollins Ireland, Conor Nagle, has launched an eponymous literary agency based in Dublin. Nagle will be open to fiction, nonfiction, and children’s work. Learn more about the Nagle Agency.
The former publisher of HarperCollins Ireland, Conor Nagle, has launched an eponymous literary agency based in Dublin. Nagle will be open to fiction, nonfiction, and children’s work. Learn more about the Nagle Agency.
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