Robert Hough

After studying at Queen’s University, during which time he penned a satiric back-page column for one of the campus newspapers, Robert Hough became a free-lance writer in his native city of Toronto. His first novel, The Final Confession of Mabel Stark, was published all over the world, and the film rights were optioned by the director Sam Mendes. Since then, he has published five similarly acclaimed titles: The Stowaway, The Culprits, Dr. Brinkley’s Tower, The Man Who Saved Henry Morgan and the young adult novel, Diego’s Crossing. His seventh novel, The Marriage of Rose Camilleri, will appear in stores in October of 2021. He has two adult daughters, and lives in Toronto with his partner, the natural burial ground advocate Susan Greer.

INQUIRIES

Should you wish to contact Robert Hough for any reason please refer to the contact form to the right; he will endeavor to respond as soon as possible!

To obtain foreign publishing rights for any of Hough’s titles, or to acquire rights for film, stage, radio or internet, please contact Jackie Kaiser at Westwood Creative Artists.

For publicity matters regarding The Marriage of Rose Camilleri, please contact Corina Eberle at Douglas & McIntyre.

INQUIRIES

Should you wish to contact Robert Hough for any reason please refer to the contact form below; he will endeavor to respond as soon as possible!

To obtain foreign publishing rights for any of Hough’s titles, or to acquire rights for film, stage, radio or internet, please contact Jackie Kaiser at Westwood Creative Artists.

For publicity matters regarding The Marriage of Rose Camilleri, please contact Corina Eberle at Douglas & McIntyre.