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6 agents have named Wrong Place Wrong Time 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's interested in page-turning thrillers with a high-concept hook, particularly those with an upmarket sensibility or literary ambition layered over the suspe…
View wishlist →She wants thrillers with genuine structural ingenuity — not just a twist but a premise or timeline construction that recontextualizes everything. Atmospheric, s…
View wishlist →Glencross wants crime that speaks to readers shaped by the true-crime boom — sophisticated audiences who want procedural authenticity and moral complexity, not …
View wishlist →This is clearly her center of gravity. She gravitates toward domestic thrillers, psychological suspense, and crime fiction, with special enthusiasm for genre-be…
View wishlist →Weatherill wants novels in this space that lead with a confident, distinctive voice and a hook clear enough to pitch in a sentence — but the execution has to be…
View wishlist →She actively seeks literary fiction that uses a speculative device — a time loop, a repeated anniversary, parallel timelines, or a 'what if' structural premise …
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