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8 agents have named The Firekeeper's Daughter as a comparable title on their wishlist, and 4 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.
High-concept, beautifully written YA with a bold, unforgettable voice is the target. Van Beek and Laure want work that puts them 'in the marrow of human experie…
View wishlist →Estelle Laure wants YA that earns both emotional and literary respect simultaneously — not 'message' books and not hard sci-fi, but work where voice is so stron…
View wishlist →She wants edgy YA with a sharp, propulsive voice—books that push at the edges of what YA can do, both tonally and structurally. Her YA sales range from dark, su…
View wishlist →This is her most expansive category — she says she's open to nearly any YA submission. Her highest enthusiasm is for high-concept romantic comedies, emotionally…
View wishlist →Beyond horror, she welcomes contemporary YA with mystery threads, YA rom-com with a touch of magic or a strong voice, and YA thrillers. Her named comps span a w…
View wishlist →Mattson responds to YA that earns its emotional weight through craft rather than pure issue-driven momentum — they specifically flag a preference for stories th…
View wishlist →YA is a demonstrated strength — the client roster includes a Morris Award finalist in this category. Auld seeks YA across a wide tonal range: high-stakes histor…
View wishlist →YA is equally central to her practice. She gravitates toward YA that blends emotional depth with propulsive plotting — romantic threads, identity-driven journey…
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