More than 25 years of publishing experience, built around authors, ideas and relationships.
Meet Jon
Agent. Editor. Book Marketer.
Publishing Consultant.
Jon Malysiak has been a book publishing professional for more than 25 years. His passion is to inspire and motivate each of his clients to realise their dreams of becoming a published author.
A career spent understanding how books are made, sold and brought to readers.
Jon has worked with tech entrepreneurs, thought leaders, Top Chefs, Tory and Olivier Award-winning producers, and child film stars-turned-Hollywood lawyers, to mention but a few.
That breadth of publishing experience gives JFM an understanding of the entire journey — from the first idea and proposal through to publication, positioning and promotion.
A transatlantic satirical fiction series about money, status, scandal and the people who have everything.
Jon co-wrote the first novel, Posh, with his late brother Colin. Following Colin’s death, Jon returned to the manuscripts and continued the series with its second novel, Trash.
Writing the series has given Jon another perspective on the publishing process — experiencing the journey not only as an agent, editor and publishing professional, but as an author himself.
“Jon is a perfect delight to work with. I thank my lucky stars I was fortunate to have his experienced hands shepherd my book to the finish line. Calm, considerate, supportive throughout and with years of publishing wisdom to offer. What more can an author ask for?”
“Jon Malysiak is a talented editor who gets it all — from a book’s acquisition and structuring, through its editing, design and marketing. He can even assemble and conduct a first-rate author podcast! I have worked on two books with Jon, and found him always responsive and thoughtful.”
“Jon simply rocks! Makes the process enjoyable and seamless. Helped my Dad edit a book on a hallmark immigration case involving a 1970s bitterly contested deportation of Beatle John Lennon. Jon cut through the delicate parts like butter and was appreciated for his sage counsel.”
