Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips
Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips
Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips
Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips
Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips

Cole Layne @colelaynewrites

@annmrose do you advise authors to have different pennames for different genres or is the industry/internet allowing for more leeway in this? do you ever help your authors pick pennames?
Replying to @colelaynewrites

I think it can depend on the circumstances and talking with your agent on strategy and what is the best idea for you and your career is the best way to handle this
Also yes, I’ve helped with pens names ❤️

Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent

Emma Liz @1Storyteller

@gracemilusich This is so kind of you! I’ve been wondering about genre. When a book falls into more than one genre, how should you decide to label it? I recently read some query advice about not labeling too specifically, but with QT you have to.
Replying to @1Storyteller

Yes, I absolutely understand where you're coming from. My advice would be to select the genre that you feel best describes the overall project and label your submission as such on QT. Then, in the actual query, you'd have room to elaborate on that if you wish.

Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent

J S Hyder @js_hyder

@gracemilusich Is 160k word count really terrifying to an agent now? Even for SFF
Replying to @js_hyder

I generally recommend trying to keep your word count within genre standards. This changes, but adult SFF tends to be roughly 100,000-120,000 words.

Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Grace Milusich
@gracemilusich
Literary Agent
JR Literary Agent at Looking Glass Literary Management! Lover of books, writing, cats, and breakfast foods. She/her.✨
6 MSWL
13 AskAgent
Ann Rose
@annmrose
Literary Agent
agent: @TheTobiasAgency & #rosebudauthor wrangler | author: ROAD TO EUGENICA & BREAKOUT | opinions are my own | she/her rep:@evascalzo layout:@ana_scribe
206 MSWL
449 AskAgent
11 Queries
127 Tips