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8 agents have named Caraval as a comparable title on their wishlist, and 3 are open to queries. If you’re pitching something in this lane, these are the agents to know. Always confirm an agent’s submission window before you query.
She sells romantic fantasy at the adult level — including a recent seven-figure deal for a tarot-magic romantasy series — and dark YA fantasy with horror inflec…
View wishlist →She wants voice-forward YA with emotional stakes and ensemble energy. Contemporary YA is a core interest, and she welcomes romantic subplots, rivals-to-lovers o…
View wishlist →Long-standing core of the list and where many of the bestsellers sit. Knapp wants strong-perspective YA — a rom-com with a queer point of view, a sweeping fanta…
View wishlist →YA fantasy is clearly a core passion: Bethany gravitates toward lush, romantic worlds, morally complex heroines, and stories where the magic and the emotion are…
View wishlist →She has wide appetite for YA fantasy across registers: cozy and epic, contemporary-inflected and sci-fi-adjacent. Series potential is a plus. Her touchstones ra…
View wishlist →This is Fischer's most energized YA lane. They want fantasy that steps away from Western European defaults — non-western settings, cultures, and mythologies are…
View wishlist →Cozy, grounded, and romantasy-flavored YA fantasy are all welcome. She is drawn to atmospheric, sweeping worlds and heist or mystery elements woven into fantasy…
View wishlist →This is the clear center of Leah Moss's wishlist. They want retellings of fairy tales, mythology, folklore, fables, and beloved classics — but only retellings t…
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