Erica Bauman
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Aevitas Creative Management
Literary Agent at @AevitasCreative, writer, cat lady, musical theater superfan, TV watcher, donut obsessed, she/her. All views are my own.
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I’ll probably create an updated #MSWL for the new year, but my query inbox reopens on 12/1 for the last time in 2024. Here’s what I’m currently looking for: www.instagram.com/p/C3Qv6eOLch...
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Erica Bauman @Erica_Bauman
To start, at the moment I am only looking for MG, YA, and adult commercial and upmarket fiction. I’ll list the genres for each in the thread below. Unfortunately, I’m not the right person for adult literary fiction or nonfic, and (for now) I’m not actively looking for PBs.Across the board (MG, YA, and adult), I’m drawn to:
-stories with a strong family element, whether that’s biological or found family
-protagonists who aren’t the best at whatever they do or The Chosen One, but who try really *really* hard, even when they screw up
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In advance of my inbox reopening on 11/1, I've (finally) updated my #MSWL page! manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/eric…
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Erica Bauman @Erica_Bauman
Been thinking over the types of stories I gravitate to, and noticing some common elements.So, I guess it’s kind of a forever #MSWL? Just a thread of things I love (and love to work on).
I’m reopening to queries soon, so retweeting this #MSWL thread of story elements I love...
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Clever takes on familiar plots/tropes or fresh retellings that completely subvert expectations.
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There are two types I’m drawn to:
-the soft character who is too pure for this world and must be protected at all costs
-the brittle character who has been through some shit and is desperately trying to hold it together
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Micro SF/F stories @MicroSFF
"Stay away," the sirens sang, "do not come close!"Ships still came.
"Is it our voices?" the sirens asked.
They sat silent as a ship came.
"Is it our appearance?" they asked, watching the wreck.
They hid. A ship came searching for them.
"Maybe," they said, "it's not our fault."
Oh hi, #MSWL