Antoinette Van Sluytman
Literary Agent
Looking Glass Literary & Media
@IGLAbooks SFF junior agent. Member of AALA & MDI committee. @Antoinight author account. 🥷🏾anti-literary imperialism🥷🏾✨She/Her✨
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𝐌𝐈𝐋𝐀 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐍𝐄💫 @SillkStone
Wing Chun, said to have been created by legend of Ng Mui, an abbess who taught it to her student Yim Wing-Chun as means to defend herself against unwanted advances. Named after her. Famous notable practitioners include Ip Man, Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Robert Downey Jr, Donnie Yen. twitter.com/iJaadee/status… pic.twitter.com/GW0RXPX3jE#MSWL someone please write her story and query me (or inspired fiction)
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So this is really specific but I’d love to find a book that could be pitched as “Milk tea shop for villains” with a hot snarky grump boba barista. I’m talking low stakes, dark satire, with a mystery involved (also set in East Asia pls) #MSWL
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#MSWL craving a martial arts fantasy 👀👀
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#MSWL would love to find a manga artist. Wether feudal or modern, I’m open to all stories in this area
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Welcome to 2023 everyone
Pleased to announce my official #MSWL is live and available. For details on what I’ll be looking for please refer to this page⬇️
manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/anto…
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cath ☀️ @lagunabayfables
I want to see more dystopian-esque books tackling the patriarchy and oppressive religious institutions, but through the lens of colonialism. Those institutions subjugated countless people and destroyed so much of our history and culture and it would be nice to see it called out.#mswl please I’d love to see more of this
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Also if you have anything “inspired” by these stories, I’m also open to historical fiction or historical fantasy
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I would love a story about the Onna-musha. Female trailblazers of Al-Andalus. The female fighters of Cuba, Algeria, Korea (written by women please)
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I’ve decided to open up my #mswl to Non-Fiction. I’m primarily looking for stories that center female revolutionaries/revolutions, anything that tackles themes of anticolonialism or highlights the stories of female leaders/queens/rebels of history. Think Amanirenas or Tomoe Gozen