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We are delighted to announce:-
Once Upon a Toon: 18 Years Inside Newcastle United, the latest instalment of autobiography by our multi-award-winning author Paul Ferris (The Boy on the Shed and The Magic in the Tin), was published by Bloomsbury in on 8 May 2025.
Recent Signings: We're delighted to welcome 7 new clients to our list of screenwriters:
James Brennan is a former barber, now working full time in television as a writer and associate producer
Jack Parr is a Writer/Director known for his award-winning short films;
Emma Pitt is an award-winning screenwriter, playwright and director, with a multitude of commissions and projects in development with production companies including BBC, ITV, Sky, Red Productions Mainstreet, Seven Seas Films, and others. Emma has also worked for the NHS for the past 20 years and brings the wealth of knowledge and experience she’s gained from that world into the stories she creates.
Oliver Wilson is a Carlisle-born writer now based in London. As the youngest of four brothers, his work explores the complexities of family dynamics and the evolving roles of men in contemporary society.
In his storytelling, Oliver seeks the universal within the specific - crafting character-driven narratives that unfold against immersive, seldom-explored backdrops, all while playfully engaging with the conventions of genre storytelling.
Dan John Witherall is a Welsh screenwriter, born and raised in Pontypridd. His work tends to examine those on the fringes of society with wry humour and an irreverent, yet empathetic, eye.nHis first feature film, Lost Creek, secured global distribution after a successful festival run in which it won a number of awards. His comedy short, Cunning Stunts, was helmed by a BAFTA-winning director.
Darach McGarrigle is an Irish screenwriter who specialises in the thriller and horror genres. His feature film Double Blind was released in cinemas in 2024 and nominated for 11 Irish Film and Television awards, including Best Film and Best Script.
Paul A Mendelson is a screenwriter/ novelist/radio playwright with impressive credentials: he created BBC Television comedy series May to December (6 seasons) So Haunt Me (3 seasons) My Hero (6 seasons), co-created theDreamWorks/Fox series Neighbours from Hell, has written 4 original plays and several novel adaptations for BBC Radio 4 and, also for Radio 4, the comedy series Snap (3 seasons). He has written 5 novels and 3 collections of shorter fiction for adults, and 4 novels for middle grade children His comic novel Must Have GSOH was the only UK Finalist in the 2023 Screencraft Cinematic Book Contest and was optioned with script by Fred Films. For his full resumé please click here
News Just in . . . Paul A. Mendelson’s new book, Henry Jaffa and the League of Not Really Very Super Heroes will be published by The Book Guild on 28th June 2026. The book marks the third instalment in the Henry the Half-Time Hero series, and sees Paul returning to the world of superhero comedy, as explored in his hit BBC sitcom My Hero
3 more new signings: Please click on the names to see full details on their individual pages:
25 February 2025: We are very proud to announce that our client Paul Hendy's play The Last Laugh has begun a run in London's West End, at the Noel Coward Theatre in St Martin's Lane, Direct from a sell-out run at Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Last Laugh is a brand new laugh-a-minute play which re-imagines the lives of three of Britain's all time greatest comedy heroes - Tommy Cooper, Eric Morecambe and Bob Monkhouse. Filled with great gags and touching stories, The Last Laugh is nostalgic and poignant and guaranteed to be London’s best comedy night out. Developed from Paul’s 2017 short film of the same name, this wonderfully funny production features astonishingly accurate impersonations and committed performances from its leads, paying fond and respectful tributes to three of Britain's best-loved comedy talents.