Natalie Jerome is a literary agent at Originate Literary Agency, a multi-media agency that represents writers, creatives and original content creators. She is originally from Newport, Wales. She represents Tony Visconti, and she sold World English Language Rights in his forthcoming memoir to Faber. Natalie is one of eight contemporary women in publishing interviewed for the Edinburgh Companion to Women in Publishing 1900-2020.
The agency considers submissions in all genres. Its stated priority is commercial fiction, non-fiction and children's titles, particularly from under-represented groups and from lower socio-economic backgrounds. The agency describes its aim as bringing change through storytelling, and it represents a diverse range of writers, creatives and original content creators.
At the time of checking (November 2026), submissions to the Originate Literary Agency are sent by email, and the submission address is on the agency's website. Send a covering letter, a synopsis and the first three chapters. Fiction queries do not need a complete manuscript. Illustrated fiction and non-fiction should send a covering letter, synopsis and sample spreads instead. The agency cannot respond to every query, and will be in touch if it wishes to progress a work.
Compiled from Originate Literary Agency's own website. Check there for the latest before you submit.