I represent fiction and nonfiction for adult audiences, as well as young adult and middle grade. For nonfiction I am primarily looking for narrative nonfiction that adds to our current conversation and that helps us understand our world in a new, unusual way. For fiction, regardless of whether it’s literary, upmarket book club fiction, speculative or horror, fantasy, science fiction, mysteries, thrillers, YA or middle grade, I am looking for a narrative voice that resonates with me. And I am very interested in stories from underrepresented and BIPOC authors. Books that particularly make me sit up and take notice these days are: Upmarket bookclub fiction or literary fiction that engages with the challenges in our current world Narrative Nonfiction that has something to say Intergenerational family sagas Novels that explore cultural heritage Adult, YA or MG novels that have a speculative edge or verge on horror Magical realism for the adult, YA or MG market. Adult, MG or YA novels from underrepresented or BIPOC authors YA psychological thrillers MG mystery novels MG or early chapter book novels that are funny and/or are illustrated MG or YA novels that will make me cry Any novel with great characters and a compelling storyline That being said, I’m really just looking for projects that I fall in love with and since I can’t always predict what that is going to be, feel free to reach out to me regardless! Submission Guidelines Submissions should be emailed to andrea@ Please send along a query letter and the opening five pages of your manuscript to an **** @ *********** Consultations As a new addition from The Manuscript Academy, #’s sister company, we are now offering e-meeting consultations with a select group of our agents and editors to go over your query letter or first page, get professional feedback, and learn more about the reactions you’re getting (or not getting…) from agents. You’ll be able to pick from Skype, Hangouts, or a phone call–and, yes, this works internationally. Please see our FAQ, our list of participating agents and editors and consider joining our Facebook group, a free, friendly community of writers cheering each other on through this process. You can also learn more via