Rebecca Ritchie is a Literary Agent at A.M.Heath Literary Agency. The agency is a London literary agency founded in 1919 by Audrey Heath and Alice May Spinks, and it is a member of the Association of Authors' Agents. Rebecca represents authors of fiction and non-fiction. Authors she represents have been shortlisted for and won Romantic Novelists Association Awards and the Comedy Women in Print Book Prize, and several have been Richard and Judy Book Club picks.
Rebecca represents fiction and non-fiction. On the fiction side her list covers commercial genres, from reading group and historical fiction to saga, police procedural, crime, thriller and psychological suspense. In non-fiction her interests include cookery, health and wellbeing, parenting, nature and travel, and anything with a female focus. Her priority is fiction that moves the reader emotionally, and she would welcome a book club novel built around a strong concept, a unique character, a clever use of time or a knotty moral dilemma.
At the time of checking (November 2026), A.M.Heath no longer accepts paper submissions. Authors send their novel through the agency's Submissions page, where an online form asks for a covering letter of up to 500 words, a summary of up to 1,500 words and the first 10,000 words of the work. Submissions must be original and must not be generated, co-written or edited using artificial intelligence. Writers in North America are generally advised to look for an agent in their local market first.
Compiled from A.m. Heath & Co. Ltd.'s own website. Check there for the latest before you submit.
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