The AAA is a forum representing the best interests of agents and their authors and is led by a committee of volunteers elected by members for two or three-year tenures on a rolling basis.
Madeleine Milburn
Madeleine Milburn Literary, Film and TV Agency
Jenny Robson
Intercontinental Literary Agency
Becky Brown
Curtis Brown
The Bridge Committee
Camille Burns, DKW
Molly Jamieson, United Agents
The Foreign Rights Committee
Jenny Robson, Intercontinental Literary Agency
The Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee
Ella Kahn, Diamond Kahn & Woods Literary Agency Ltd
IP and Copyright Sub-Committee
Becky Brown, Curtis Brown
Authors’ rights are at the forefront of all members’ practices
Transparency between authors and literary agents
All member agencies strive to uphold the integrity of the industry
Ensure authors receive the best possible terms in the sale of rights
Support authors in their career development
Defend authors’ interests in the UK, abroad, and online
Our current member agencies include literary agents from all walks of life — no matter your background or your past experience, there’s space for everyone in agenting.
We’re dedicated to making literary agenting an inclusive career path that’s open to all.
The Bookseller has written about the updated industry-wide statement on the book & publishing industry’s professional values which the AAA has launched along with the
The Association of Authors’ Agents (AAA) is a voluntary trade association comprising literary agencies from the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
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