#199 Session with Jonny Geller, literary agent & CEO of the leading literary agency Curtis Brown, to discuss your work or anything about the publishing experience, literary agents & creative industries.

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An amazing chance to discuss your work with one of the biggest, most experienced names in UK publishing - Jonny Geller, CEO of Curtis Brown.

Jonny Geller joined Curtis Brown in 1993 as an assistant after a short career as an actor. He became a literary agent in 1995 after discovering a novel on the unsolicited pile which went on to sell rights around the world. After taking part in a Management Buyout in 2001, he became CEO of the Agency in 2012 and is now CEO of The Curtis Brown Group, the parent company of Curtis Brown agency, C&W, Ed Victor Ltd, Curtis Brown Creative (CBC), Tavistock Wood, Markham Froggatt and Irwin, Cuba Productions and Chair of CBC.

Jonny represents a wide range of globally significant writers. Novelists, memoirists, Journalists, former Prime Ministers, thought leaders, business people, actors, musicians and screenwriters.

Jonny has previously been awarded Literary Agent of the Year and has been listed on The Bookseller’s 150 every year since its inception. He has also been named one of GQ's 100 Most Connected Men in Britain and the Evening Standard’s 1000 Most Influential People in London. A regular speaker at conferences and events, Jonny hosted a Tedx Talk in 2016 on ‘What Makes a Bestseller’.

He is the author of one book, Yes, But is it Good for the Jews? published by Penguin (2006), and produced a book to raise funds after the 2004 Tsunami entitled New Beginnings (Bloomsbury).

Jonny’s works alongside his Associate Agent Viola Hayden and is assisted by Ciara Finan.

Update at 1:17pm, 11 May 2021

*Please note, as stated on the main page this auction is UK shipping only for the physical prizes - Zoom calls and mentoring plus online critiques are open internationally*

Update at 7:46pm, 20 May 2021

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Update at 8:43pm, 20 May 2021

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Update at 8:59pm, 21 May 2021

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Bidding ended: 11:59pm, 21 May 202111:59pm, Friday 21 May 2021Europe/London

Bidding

Bidder Time Bid
Peter Florence 11:58pm 21 May 2021 £1,700
mary_2 4:37pm 18 May 2021 £1,600
Joshua D 2:38pm 18 May 2021 £1,500
jon_1 3:20pm 09 May 2021 £1,000
gbrtaylor 1:24pm 09 May 2021 £550
jon_1 2:43pm 08 May 2021 £500
Brack Hammers 1:11pm 08 May 2021 £50