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Salma Begum, formerly an editor at Bonnier Books UK, has joined Greyhound Literary as a literary agent, starting today, 18th December.
Begum has also worked for Picador, where she acquired debut authors and worked on the poetry list, and The Good Literary Agency, where she represented a number of emerging talents.
Founder and director Charlie Campbell said: "The last two years have been the most enjoyable and fulfilling of my career and that is down to the colleagues and writers with whom I work."
Co-owner and director Sam Edenborough said: "We’re so proud to welcome Salma to the Greyhound team. Her superb eye for great writing and her excellent network put her in an ideal position to find talented new clients. I can’t wait to get to work selling translation rights for her writers as she develops her list."
On her appointment at Greyhound Literary, Begum said: "After four wonderful years in editorial, I’m very excited to return to agenting. Under Charlie and Sam’s leadership, Greyhound Literary has emerged as a home for those who live and breathe books — a place that supports emerging voices, fosters creativity, and promotes excellence. I am thrilled to join such a talented and distinguished team."