P.S. Literary Agency

"For fiction and nonfiction: I fall in love with stellar writing on the level of the line, voice, and rhythm."
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL

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"Seeking narrative nonfiction about (pop) culture history, science, and nature topics."
@agentvicente #MSWL

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"Is your project a nonfiction about wellness or craft and hobby? I want to see it! Particularly practical, prescriptive titles."
@readbystephanie #MSWL

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"Non-fiction like Joseph McCormack's BRIEF: MAKE A BIGGER IMPACT BY SAYING LESS."
@CurtisPSLA #MSWL

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“Non-Fiction I loved (from the past year or two): HEARTLAND, TRICK MIRROR, LIKE A MOTHER, PERMISSION TO FEEL, ELOQUENT RAGE.”
@carlywatters #MSWL

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“Stories with a feminist angle—both for fiction and nonfiction—have a special place in my heart.”
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL

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"For fiction and nonfiction: I fall in love with stellar writing on the level of the line, voice, and rhythm." @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions

Curtis is looking for more nonfiction like Jim Collins' GOOD TO GREAT, Susan Cain's QUIET, or Charles Duhigg's THE POWER OF HABIT.
@CurtisPSLA
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"Looking for graphic memoirs and graphic nonfiction by author/illustrators in all age categories."
@agentvicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

“Non-Fiction by BIPOC food writers.”  @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Fandom books and other illustrated, geeky/pop culture non-fiction titles are my bread and butter.” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“A few of the [nonfiction] themes that I’m looking for include: Privacy; Big Tech vs. Government; Flexibility, Climate Change, and Infrastructure. Bonus points if you’re conveying an original idea through a counterintuitive angle.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Stories that celebrate neurodiversity, from authors who are themselves neurodivergent, both in fiction and non-fiction, Middle Grade, Young Adult, and Adult.” @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl

“My favorite nonfiction titles are story-based. Think case studies that read like compelling tales. Just because a book explores serious themes doesn’t mean it shouldn’t also hook the reader from page one!” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Nonfiction on the history of tutelary colonialism and its effects on the present-day immigration crises and policies.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Picture Books: illustrated stories with literary sensibilities, nonfiction topics (not biographies), cultural traditions/folklore/history.” @agentvicente  #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

"Non-fic like Jim Collins GOOD TO GREAT, Susan Cain's QUIET & Charles Duhigg's THE POWER OF HABIT.” @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“YA non-fiction: Memoir, essay collections, you name it. Queer There & Everywhere is probably my favorite YA non-fic title in recent memory, and a great example of what I’d like to see.” @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl

“I’d love to see more YA or MG illustrated nonfiction or graphic novels about women’s rights, reproductive health, and adjacent topics (pop culture included).” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Psychology is perhaps my favorite field in nonfiction. I’d love to read stories about therapists and their patients in the vein of MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK TO SOMEONE by Lori Gottlieb and GOOD MORNING, MONSTER by Catherine Gildiner.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/