independent literary agent in the midwestern United States, Robin Mizell represents a small group of engaging and entertaining writers, both emerging and established.

Queries from prospective clients will be accepted only during July 2012. Please refer to the submission guidelines for additional information.

The German Lottery

Orphaned and injured during WWII, young Toni has been given a job as a postman in a country with a totalitarian regime, where every word can be fatal and everyone is spying on everyone. Determined to carry out his postal duties honorably, he nevertheless is seduced by a manipulative married woman and becomes involved with triple-crossing swindlers…

Miha Mazzini's The German Lottery (CB, 2012)

I Thought I Knew How to Google

I Thought I Knew How to Google: 50 Tricks for Refining Your Search (HarperCollins India) is usability expert Miha Mazzini's illustrated guide to more efficient web searches, designed for the novice or experienced computer user.

I Thought I Knew How to Google

—February 2012

anthologies

 

In 2011, Miha Mazzini's fiction was selected for the Bristol Short Story Prize Anthology, Volume 4 and Pushcart Prize XXXVI.

Conversation with a Bear

Steve Shilstone's short short story "Conversation with a Bear" is part of the Tahoe Blues anthology coming in 2012 from Bona Fide Books.

 

While you're waiting, you can find Steve Shilstone on Twitter.

The Fourth Passenger

Four women raised with traditional values form a business partnership that gives them emotional solace, economic self-sufficiency, and the temerity to stand up to religious extremism. Mini Nair's novel The Fourth Passenger (ROMAN, 2011; Momentum, 2012) is an honest portrayal of the effect of Hindu-Muslim conflict on the people of Mumbai.

A "Booksellers' Choice"   —The Bookseller

The Fourth Passenger

On Mumbai's trains, one always makes space for The Fourth Passenger.