The Cameron Creswell Agency, the first independent literary agency established in Australia, represents a wide range of authors of literary and commercial fiction and non-fiction.

In 2010 we're looking forward to the publication of the following titles:

Tristan Bancks: Galactic Adventures (UQP)

Lenny Bartulin: The Black Russian (crime fiction, Scribe, February)

Katherine Battersby: Squish Rabbit (Viking US)

Natasha Cica: Pedder Dreaming: The Legacy of Olegas Truchanas (UQP, December)

JJ Cooper: Second Novel (Random House)

Christine Darcas: Spinning Out (Hachette)

Sally Dingo: Unsung, Ordinary Men (Hachette)

Virginia Duigan: Third Novel (Random House)

Jennifer Fleming and Anna-Louise Bouvier: The Feel Good Body (health, HarperCollins, March)

Belinda Jeffrey: Big River (UQP)

Dr Karl Kruszelnicki: two children's books; one grown-ups' book (Pan Macmillan)

Duncan Lay: The Risen Queen and The Golden Child (fantasy, Voyager/HarperCollins)

Angelo Loukakis: Houdini's Flight (fiction, HarperCollins)

Patrick Mangan: untitled memoir (MUP)

Melina Marchetta: The Piper's Son (fiction, Penguin, March)

Peter McAllister: Pygmonia (science/anthropology, UQP)

Roger McDonald: new novel (Random House)

PM Newton: The Old School (crime fiction, Penguin)

Malla Nunn: Let the Dead Lie (Picador)

Lenny Pelling: Pen Pals Forever 1: Summer Days and Pen Pals Forever 2: School Days (children's fiction, Random House, March);
Pen Pals Forever 3 & 4 (date tbc)

Sue Phillips: Someone Else's Child (memoir, UQP)

Aimee Said: Finding Freia Lockhart (young adult fiction, Walker Books, March)

Ian Shaw: On Radji Beach (military history, Pan Macmillan)

Thea Welsh: The President's Wife (fiction, HarperCollins, March)

Vanessa Woods & Cindy Pan: 100 Little Headstarts (parenting, Allen & Unwin, date tbc)