Maia Snow is a News Editor at the Daily Express. With a strong focus on publishing and media, she covers topics related to authors, books, and publishing houses, as well as events and conferences within the business and economics sectors. Maia's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MyLondon, Daily Star, and OK! Magazine.
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Maia Snow primarily covers evolving stories and breaking news, with a focus on crime and international relations. She also shows interest in weather-related events. Given her coverage of these topics, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to ongoing or recently emerged criminal cases, geopolitical developments, and significant weather events within the United Kingdom or London.
Additionally, considering her attention to entertainment news as well as health and tourism topics, she might consider pitches that explore how these areas intersect with crime or international relations. For instance, if there are entertainment industry figures involved in legal issues or if a major tourist destination is impacted by an international incident.
For successful outreach to Maia Snow it would be important to provide insightful analysis of the unfolding situations rather than just raw information about the events themselves.
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Carla Briner has joined the Paris-based Anna Jarota Agency as a literary agent.
By: Maia Snow
First Ink has acquired a romantasy duology from originally self-published author Sarah Marie Page.
By: Maia Snow
Allison & Busby has signed a two-book deal for Iona Hepbrun's queer crime novel debut.
By: Maia Snow
Frankfurt Book Fair will be unable to use Hall 6 for this year's fair due to “structural building inspections” being carried out.
Employees at Hachette Book Group (HBG) in the US have voted to unionise with the Washington-Baltimore News Guild
BookMachine Creative Agency has rebranded as MAKYN.
Pansy, a new queer publishing house, has made its first acquisition with Laura Kay's new novel The Point of it All.
Simon & Schuster Children’s has appointed Emma Jones as publisher of Simon YA, Scarlett Press, Gallery Kids/YA. Jones joins from Pan Macmillan, where as fiction publishing director she led YA and crossover imprint First Ink.
The Royal Literature Society has revealed 22 new fellows and six new honorary fellows for 2026.
By: Maia Snow
Footnote Press, an imprint of Bonnier, has acquired Daisy Jones' “sapphic situationship” debut novel.
