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8 agents have named Piranesi as a comparable title on their wishlist, and 2 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.
A well-documented strength backed by confirmed sales. For science fiction, she wants space opera, post-apocalyptic fiction, grounded speculative work, and ident…
View wishlist →Valentina leans toward contemporary fantasy over secondary-world epic, though she will consider secondary-world projects with a genuinely distinctive premise. W…
View wishlist →She wants fiction that sits at the intersection of literary and commercial — not purely one or the other. Wit, wordplay, and narrative formats tailored to the s…
View wishlist →She gravitates toward fiction with immersive settings and characters who embody empathy and self-sacrifice. Historical fiction with sweep, upmarket literary wor…
View wishlist →She welcomes speculative fiction when it is grounded in emotional truth and high concept execution. Magical realism, afrofuturism, solarpunk, and works that bra…
View wishlist →He's open to both epic-scope and smaller-scale fantasy, but the bar is high: prose quality and character depth are non-negotiable, and world-building must feel …
View wishlist →Ethan frames his speculative appetite as 'something out-of-this-world approached in a very human way.' He's drawn to magical realism, queer horror, occult, para…
View wishlist →This is Sadler's core focus. She wants accessible literary fiction that still moves — propulsive hooks, skillfully engineered tension, and prose that is stylish…
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