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Authors
Chris Eubank Jr
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Chris Eubank Jr's autobiography will be developed by the JQ Agency and published in late 2025. Working with Chris, we successfully ideated, pitched and sold a proposal to major publishing imprint HEADLINE. Rights were bought by Jonathan Taylor, commissioning editor of such bestselling sports authors as Lewis Hamilton, Mike Tyson and Ben Stokes.
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Pulling no punches, and packed with never-before-told tales of life at home with the Eubanks, Chris's memoir will look back on a childhood in the limelight. It chronicles crushing losses in World Championship bouts, to blistering victories in front of raucous home crowds in sold-out arenas across the globe; from school shootings in Las Vegas, to the shocking loss of a loving brother. This is not just the tale of a boxer, but of a man coming of age under the most intense pressure.
At its heart, it is a memoir that charts the evolving connection of one of the most compelling father-son relationships in Britain, as well as revealing what really went on behind the scenes of one of the most explosive scandals in recent British boxing history: the collapse of the Eubank-Benn Legacy superfight.
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Ana Diamond
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The JQ Agency worked editorially with Ana on her memoir, Breaking Silence: The Daughters of Iran in the early stages, which later sold in a major six-figure deal to Canongate and will be published in 2027.
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At the age of 19, Ana was taken hostage by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) when visiting Iran. She was falsely accused of espionage for MI6, CIA, and Mossad, and spent over 200 days in solitary confinement. Initially sentenced to death, she was subjected to numerous human rights violations throughout her detention, such as a mock execution and a forced virginity test. Since her release and return, she has been a vocal human rights advocate and a political commentator, particularly on matters concerning the West-Middle-East relations.
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Nemat Sadat
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Nemat Sadat is the author of The Carpet Weaver, which after major developmental and creative copy-editing by the JQ Agency was sold to Penguin Random House where it became a South Asian international bestseller. Nemat is a prominent activist and journalist currently based in Washington D.C. He is the first native from Afghanistan to have publicly come out as gay and campaign for LGBTQIA rights in Muslim communities worldwide. While teaching at the American University of Afghanistan, he secretly mobilized a gay movement off campus but was then persecuted by the Afghan authorities and deemed a national security threat for allegedly subverting Islam.
Sadat has been featured in Vogue, Grazia and major newspapers and magazines, and has previously worked at ABC News's Nightline, CNN's Fareed Zakaria GPS and the UN Chronicle. He has earned six university degrees, including graduate degrees from Harvard, Columbia, and Oxford. The Carpet Weaver is his first novel. He is currently at work on his second novel and his memoir.