The Weaver’s Debt
A novel about inheritance, promises and the moral burden carried forward when familiar stories are allowed to speak for the people inside them.
View novel →Frederick Samuel is seeking literary representation for selected unpublished fiction across historical, literary and speculative work. This page gathers the public-facing project information in one place; manuscripts, synopses and additional materials are available privately on request.
Published work provides a public record of the fiction while the projects below represent the broader body of writing now moving toward representation and publication.
A novel about inheritance, promises and the moral burden carried forward when familiar stories are allowed to speak for the people inside them.
View novel →A historical reimagining of Shek Ying—Zheng Yi Sao—and the red-sailed maritime world she helped reshape.
View novel →Historical, literary and speculative projects connected by recurring concerns with memory, silence, identity, science and the consequences of what people choose to preserve.
A novel centred on Caroline Herschel and a life shaped by astronomy, discovery and the distance between recognition and authorship.
Project page →A wartime novel about truth, consequence and what remains after official versions of history have moved on.
Project page →A restrained historical novel built around silence, discipline and the moral cost of violence.
Project page →A standalone speculative fantasy in which place, memory and perception become inseparable.
Project page →A technological thriller about signals, control and the danger of systems that hear more than people intend.
Project page →A snowbound psychological science-fiction novel in which memory is both mystery and moral problem.
Project page →A speculative arc from the hadal trench to Mars, Europa and a transformed Earth, centred on adaptation, memory and the changing definition of humanity.
Explore the cycle →Public pages are intentionally concise. Query materials can be supplied directly to agents, editors and publishers rather than posted openly.
For representation, publishing or rights enquiries, please contact Frederick Samuel directly. Include the project or genre you are interested in and the materials you would like to receive.
frederick@fredericksamuel.com