P.S. Literary Agency

“I don’t need a protagonist to be likeable, but I do need them to be vulnerable. Even if only inside their head.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Illustrated and photography gift books—i.e. Literary Witches by Taisia Kitaiskaia and Katy Horan, Accidentally Wes Anderson by Wally Koval, and What We See in the Stars by Kelsey Oseid.” @agentvicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

"Cozy mysteries like THE BOOK CLUB MURDERS by Leslie Nagel.”  @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

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

“Pop psychology & fun self-help projects, especially from a qualified position (therapist, psychologist, life coach, etc). I love books that can provide tangible ways to improve yourself, while also being considered a fun read.” @claire_m_harris #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

"Non-Fiction Pop culture nostalgia. Projects that take pop culture and apply it to a new form. For example, ARE YOU AFRAID OF THE DARK RUM? (An excellent @PSLiterary book btw.)" @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“I’d love to read a proposal about the power of empathy.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Creepy horror stories for MG and YA readers.” @agentvicente  #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

"Non-fic like Clayton M. Christensen's THE INNOVATOR'S DILEMMA & Michael Lewis' FLASH BOYS." @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

We are thrilled to announce that Adria Goetz ( @adriamgoetz ) has joined #TeamPSLA as a Senior Literary Agent! Adria is looking for books that "delight [and] comfort readers...and books that add a touch of magic to readers’ lives." Check out her #MSWL: psliterary.com/submissions/

“Time periods I like to read about: 1920s-present day. I don’t read a lot of historical fiction older than that.” @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Standout single subject books tend to grab me really quickly. If you think your project is too niche, I might be right for you.” @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl

"If you’re a journalist with a story to tell, whether you’re exposing unjust systems in America or shining light on an unsolved crime, I want to bring attention to issues and people not always in the spotlight.” @claire_m_harris #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“An upmarket fiction piece about a woman with a cool outdoorsy or animal-related job (think STEM).” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Nonfiction proposals with an intersectional feminist angle immediately catch my attention. A few issues I’d like to see examined: occupational segregation, equal pay, and emotional labor.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Essay collections like One Day We’ll All Be Dead and None of This Will Matter by Scaachi Koul and This Will Be My Undoing by Morgan Jerkins.” @agentvicente  #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

"Crime fiction like Laura Lippman, Patricia Cornwell, & Lorna Barrett." @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

"Science-based women's health, perinatal health, maternal health, women's mental health like LIKE A MOTHER by Angela Garbes.” @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“I’m looking for genre-blending fiction... books that pull a bit of genre into the literary.” @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl