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8 agents have named The Ten Thousand Doors of January as a comparable title on their wishlist, and 5 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 has deep roots in literary speculative work — magical realism, fabulism, soft fantasy, and literary science fiction that uses genre scaffolding to say somet…
View wishlist →Armada is drawn to short, strange, intensely personal fiction in the tradition of surrealist or uncanny women's literary fiction — the kind of book that unsettl…
View wishlist →Wants second-world and contemporary fantasy with unique magic systems and efficient world-building — no invented-language vocabulary required to follow along. S…
View wishlist →The widest-open lane. Robinson wants adult science fiction and fantasy that genre-bends and reaches beyond core SF/F readers — atmospheric, high-concept, commer…
View wishlist →Lush, immersive, grounded fantasy — not grimdark for its own sake. She loves fairy-tale and folkloric roots, richly built worlds that feel lived-in, and prose t…
View wishlist →She covers the full fantasy spectrum: low-stakes cozy fantasy with warm settings, high/epic world-building, portal fantasy, and romantasy. The key is craft and …
View wishlist →The center of the recent sales. Spieller wants upmarket and book-club fiction, diverse and female-driven suspense and thrillers, immersive upmarket or literary …
View wishlist →This appears to be her single strongest adult category—she named more SFF comps than any other adult genre. She wants original, compelling SF and fantasy that a…
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