Alison Cole Chiori Joins Katalin Mund Literary Agency

Katalin Mund Literary Agency proudly announces the signing of distinguished poet Alison Cole Chiori, marking a significant milestone in the agency’s commitment to diverse voices and literary excellence. With the success of his two celebrated poetry collections, Alison Cole Chiori emerges as a captivating voice in contemporary literature, relishing audiences with his poignant verses and profound insights.

Alison’s signing with the Agency underscores the agency’s dedication to fostering emerging talent from around the globe.

As the second African author to join the prestigious Budapest-based agency, Alison brings a unique perspective and rich cultural heritage to the literary landscape.

“We are thrilled to welcome Alison Cole Chiori to the Katalin Mund family,” said Katalin Mund, Founder, and CEO of the Literary Agency.

“His exceptional talent and distinctive voice have already left an indelible mark on the world of poetry, and we are eager to collaborate on bringing his creative vision to new heights.”

Alison Cole Chiori’s literary journey has garnered widespread acclaim, with his latest poetry collection, “Where Isn’t Love?”, released in February 2024, receiving accolades from critics and readers alike. Described as a prelude to his forthcoming debut novel, Alison’s latest work explores themes of love, identity, and human connection with raw honesty and emotional depth.

“I am honored to embark on this new chapter of my career with Katalin Mund Literary Agency,” said Alison Cole Chiori. “Their passion for nurturing diverse voices aligns perfectly with my own artistic vision, and I am eager to collaborate on bringing my debut novel to fruition.”

Alison Cole Chiori, a resident of London, draws inspiration from his multicultural upbringing and personal experiences, infusing his writing with authenticity and poignancy. With his upcoming novel slated for release under Katalin Mund, Alison continues to captivate audiences with his lyrical prose and thought-provoking narratives.