Ann Leslie Tuttle

#MSWL. Also love Middle Grade stories addressing need for kindness, showing characters overcoming physical and mental obstacles and showing inclusion. Love messages against bullying, being courageous and taking risks.
Welcome stories set in school, magic worlds and at home.

#MSWL. Just finished Louisiana’s Way Home, and it typifies some of what I’m seeking in Middle Grade. I love the voice, Southern setting, eccentric characters, secrets & a fearless girl finding her way.

#MSWL. One 2019 resolution is to expand my representation to Middle Grade. I love these books, especially ones w/messages of hope/inclusion/diversity that may also address difficult emotional situations. And ones w/fantasy/superpowers. Please query me at atuttle@dystel.com.

#MSWL. As women become more vocal about their experiences, I would love to find some narrative nonfiction that deals with motherhood and the often painful journey women undergo to realize this dream.

#MSWL With all the Royals in the news, I would certainly welcome some romances featuring royalty.

#MSWL One last wish--I've always loved stories with a medical aspect so would welcome women's fiction and romance submissions that have a medical aspect.

#MSWL Would love to see more romantic comedies, especially ones with quirky elements and with themes involving royalty.

#MSWL Would love to see more dark, atmospheric Southern Gothics in my inbox.

So enjoyed Ruth Ware’s The Death of Mrs. Westaway. I loved the Gothic atmosphere and how the author adeptly worked the tarot card element into the story to make her heroine more memorable. I would love to see some Gothic fiction as submissions. #MSWL.

#MSWL—I would love to see some contemporary and historical romances featuring cowboys.

My #MSWL is finally up, and I hope this means I will see more women’s fiction projects and romance. I especially love romantic suspense and am looking for an engaging Amish romance. I am actively seeking debut and established writers.