Bonnie Solow

After many years as a journalist and film and publishing executive, Bonnie found her true calling when she established Solow Literary Enterprises in 1997. Curious and adventurous by nature, Bonnie has traveled and lived around the globe. She has kayaked in Alaska, trekked across New Zealand and Sri Lanka, salsa danced in Havana, communed with elephants in Laos, and lived for a year in a Calabrian village where the residents speak medieval French. Oh, and when she was younger she was kissed by Elvis, worked as Joe Cocker's maid, and babysat for Bob Dylan's kids. Her Italian is pretty decent and her French is so-so. She is a fierce devotee of Mother Nature. Bonnie has spoken to writers at the Stanford Writer’s Workshop, the American Society of Journalists and Authors, and the California Institute of Integral Studies and is a member of the Association of American Literary Agents and The Authors Guild. Acting as a creative midwife and literary manager, Bonnie is committed to representing projects that make positive contributions to the world through information and inspiration. She represents credentialed experts in the fields of health, science, medicine, business, personal development, parenting, psychology, history, and cultural studies.