Sarah N Fisk

Older sisters who have too much responsibility placed on their shoulders at too young an age

My childhood and also #mswl

Um... #mswl

An interviewer asked me if a writer were to write something directly for me, what would it be. The first thing that came to mind was a MG or YA queer cozy paranormal mystery. #mswl

Just realized something I need to add to my #mswl! Con artists who are not men. I actually love con artists of all genders, but am desperate to see more who are not men!!

My #mswl profile is up at the @ManuscriptWList site! There are a few more details here, especially the sections on the right side bar showing what non-book media I also love! manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/sara…

At sarahnfisk.com, you can see more info, the link to Query Manager, as well as a link to a Goodreads list of books that are very much to my taste! #MSWL

I love books that challenge societal norms, especially gender norms; great or complicated sibling relationships; small town or midwestern settings; intriguing villains; mysteries woven into other genres #MSWL

I have a personal interest in stories featuring queer characters as well as characters with disability, neurodiversity, chronic illness, or mental health challenges. #MSWL

This is so exciting, y'all. I am officially open to queries!

You can see all my info at sarahnfisk.com but here's a little #MWSL thread

I'm open to all genres in MG and YA, as well as Adult Romance and SFF.

I'm not open to queries until next year but while I'm thinking about it, I love books that deal with a future shaped by climate change. WANT by @cindypon and THE ONES WE'RE MEANT TO FIND by @joanhewrites are two of my favorites #mswl

Special Topics: Challenging Societal/Gender Norms, Disabled and/or ND characters, Atmospheric Fantasies, Speculative Mysteries, Small Town/Midwestern Settings, F the Patriarchy

Books with Voices Like: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir

Text: Sarah's #MSWL 2021:

Books with Energy Like: The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas, The Wild Ones by Nafiza Azad, Little Thieves by Margaret Owen

Oh, um, also #mswl ⬆️😉

You: "This book is a genderbent/queer retelling of—"
Me: Yes!

#mswl

oh hey, as midwestern born, small-town raised agent, I would love to rep stories set in those inbetween, forgotten-by-nyc-publishing places. any genre, as long as the setting feels authentic. swamps and hollers and meadows and towns with no stoplights, please! #mswl

I am not quite open to subs yet but I have a weird fascination with stories that take place entirely on transit you cannot easily leave. Like ferries, trains, boats, planes, even small spaceships.

These are very hard to do well but when they are, I am obsessed #mswl