Amanda Saint – Editor
Amanda Saint is an author, editor and publisher. Her debut novel, As If I Were A River, was longlisted for the 2016 Guardian Not The Booker Prize, a NetGalley Top 10 Book of the Month and a Book Magnet Blog Top 20 Book of 2016.
Amanda Saint is an author, editor and publisher. Her debut novel, As If I Were A River, was longlisted for the 2016 Guardian Not The Booker Prize, a NetGalley Top 10 Book of the Month and a Book Magnet Blog Top 20 Book of 2016.
Remember Tomorrow has been compared to Margaret Atwood’s writing and called a modern-day version of The Handmaid’s Tale. Her short stories have been widely published and long and shortlisted for several prizes.
Amanda’s the publisher and commissioning editor at the independent press, Retreat West Books, which she founded in 2017. Her authors have won or been listed in several prizes, including the Costa Short Story Award, Sunday Times Short Story Award and the Literary Consultancy First Novel Prize.
As a creative writing tutor and editor, Amanda has helped many authors to develop their work, including Felicia Yap, Chloe Esposito, Melanie Hudson and Ruby Speechley.
Fiction:
Contemporary |
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Literary (including ‘bookclub’) |
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Crime / Thriller / Action |
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Women’s |
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Short stories & novellas |
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Young Adult |
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Non-Fiction:
Memoir/Autobiography |
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Other narrative non-fiction |
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Subject-led non-fiction |
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