Janson-Smith Will Leave Transworld for Agency World Longtime Transworld publisher since 1981 Patrick Janson-Smith has had a great run, credited with founding the Black Swan imprint and bringing the house such authors as Bill Bryson, John Irving, Andy McNab, Terry Pratchett, and Carl Hiaasen, but now he will leave at the end of September to join the Christopher Little Literary Agency — which has had a great run of its own on the success of client J.K. Rowling. At Transworld, Bill Scott-Kerr (who edits Andy McNab is and credited with bringing Dan Brown and John Twelve Hawks to the house) […]
