Rohan Mehta
Fantasy
Builds epic fantasy with strict rules, bad bargains, and cities that feel genuinely lived in.
Literary Agent
Oliver Graham
Represents genre fiction with serious craft — invented worlds, tight plots, and endings that hold.
About
Oliver Graham reads across fantasy, science fiction, and crime, and believes the best genre novels are also the best-written ones. He is interested in magic systems with a cost, futures with an economy, and mysteries whose solutions reframe everything before them.
He is a structural agent by instinct: outlines, timelines, and pacing maps. He also advises Gracewell clients on series planning and audio and screen adjacent opportunities alongside the agency's rights team.
What I’m Looking For
- Adult and crossover fantasy with an original cosmology
- Near-future science fiction grounded in real systems
- Standalone mysteries with a strong sense of place
- Literary horror and quiet, unsettling speculative fiction
What I’m Not Looking For
- Romance-led narratives without genre stakes
- Memoir and prescriptive nonfiction
- Fan fiction or work set in another writer's world
Representative Interests
- Sieges, guilds, and inconvenient prophecies
- Detectives with a professional conscience
- Climate futures told at human scale
- Folklore rewritten for adults
Featured Authors
Represented by Oliver
Mei-Ling Chen
Mystery & Thriller
Writes precise, cold-water suspense about institutions that would rather the truth stayed buried.
Featured Books
Selected titles
Nine Crowns of Ash
Rohan Mehta
Fantasy
In a city where crowns are forged from the ash of the last dynasty, a guild archivist discovers that the succession she has spent her life documenting was never legitimate. Epic fantasy with a merchant's eye for consequence.
The Quiet Tenant of Marlow House
Mei-Ling Chen
Mystery
A retired coroner takes a room in a grand house full of people who all claim to have arrived that week. When the landlady disappears, every tenant's story becomes a version of the same lie.
Everything We Buried
Mei-Ling Chen
Thriller
A hospital administrator agrees to review one closed case and finds her own signature on the file. A thriller about institutions, complicity, and the cost of remembering accurately.
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