Amanda Jain
Literary Agent
BookEnds Literary Agency
Literary Agent repping adult fiction and nonfiction @bookendslit . You can query me at QueryManager.com/AJain. Books, books, books, always books. she/her
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Feels a bit like tweeting into the void, but before this bird app fully tanks I would really love it if someone sent me a mystery/suspense/thriller with some Mare of Easttown vibes. #MSWL
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Feeling murdery, as always. Send me your books! Cozies, historical or contemporary mysteries, true crime, psychological suspense, thrillers. I'm open. #MSWL
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I'm always looking for crime / mystery / thriller subs of all sorts, both contemporary and historical. If you've got a project in the vein of Sherry Thomas, Tana French, Attica Locke, Jane Harper, or Louise Penny, I'd love to see it. #mswl
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I'd love to see some more mysteries, thrillers, and crime novels in my query box! I'm in a murdery mood, so whaddaya got for me? #mswl
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BookEnds Literary Agency @bookendslit
@wensday95 wants #Historicalfiction with a slight #speculative or #horror bent like Alma Katsu's THE HUNGER or Sarah Perry's THE ESSEX SERPENTBONUS: she also wants contemp mystery/thriller where setting is integral like Jane Harper's books or Attica Locke's BLUEBIRD, BLUEBIRD.
Evergreen #mswl.
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Thrillers: I'm still open to domestic thrillers and psychological suspense, but I'd love to see some that don't feature a somehow "damaged" woman as the protagonist. Where are my ordinary women? #mswl
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History Lovers Club @historylvrsclub
Blizzard of '88: Looking North on Fifth Avenue from Washington Square Park, March 12, 1888. Photograph by C.H. Jordan, published by Hegger. Geographic File, PR 020, New-York Historical Society, 54861. More photos: cmore.pics/qeoMB pic.twitter.com/5YfypxK4PwSaw this and immediately started thinking of a mystery / thriller / suspense set in 19th-century, blizzardy New York. #mswl
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I would love to see some thriller / psych suspense / domestic suspense projects that DON'T feature a damaged / alcoholic / unreliable female narrator. Where's my ordinary woman who happens to get swept up in something extraordinary? #mswl
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Amanda Jain @wensday95
Will tweet this until the end of my days: still looking for historical w/ edge of psych thriller. Think Austen meets Gone Girl. #mswlLiterary Agent
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Will tweet this until the end of my days: still looking for historical w/ edge of psych thriller. Think Austen meets Gone Girl. #mswl
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Big #mswl: genre + period mashup w/ edge of psych thriller. Austen meets Gone Girl or Middlemarch meets Hogan’s A Pleasure and a Calling.
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Genre + period mashup w/ edge of psych thriller. Austen meets Gone Girl or Middlemarch meets Hogan’s A Pleasure and a Calling. #mswl 7/7