Contact:
Literary Agent:
Mark Gottlieb
Trident Media Group
New York, NY
Trident Media Group
mgottlieb@tridentmediagroup.com
Film Agent:
Mary Alice Kier
Cine/Lit Representation
Los Angeles, CA
CineLit
cinelit@att.net
Publishers:
Contact information for Macmillan/Minotaur, publisher of the Max Tudor books:
Sarah Melnyk
Senior Publicist, Minotaur Books
A Division of St. Martin's Publishing Group
175 5th Avenue, 15th Floor
New York, NY 10010
Phone: (646) 307-5662
sarah.melnyk@stmartins.com
Review Copy Requests
Reviewers must submit their request on the letterhead of their review publication via fax or mail:
St. Martin’s Press; Publicity Department
175 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10010
Fax: 212-674-6132
Contact information for Severn House, publisher of the 4th St. Just mystery, to be published in 2021:
severnhouse.com/contact
Contact information for Llewellyn/Midnight Ink, publisher of the first three St. Just books and WEYCOMBE:
publicity@midnightinkbooks.com
In the U.K., my publisher for the Max Tudor books and the first three St. Just books is Little, Brown UK. Contact Francesca Banks: Francesca.Banks@littlebrown.co.uk | Tel: 020 3122 7413 with media enquiries.
The large print publisher for all Malliet books is Gale/Thorndike.
Audio versions of all the Malliet books are by DreamScape Media, LLC.
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