Witches, vampires, fae - I’m a fan of them all. I’m equally interested in reinterpretations of magical creatures that play with convention or that are inspired by mythologies from around the world.

Talking about perspectives, we all love a good female lens, but I’d like that to be more nuanced. Give me irreverent, quirky or flawed heroines. They can be strong but not infallible. I want characters that are representative of the world around us, with varied outlooks!

Spice or no spice? 🌶️ I’m open to all romance but make it intimate and real and let’s have a good slow burn first. I want the leads to be pining and for that tension to be unbearable. It’s not an exact science but the 60 percent mark is a good place for sparks to start flying!

I love a trope so don’t feel like you need to reinvent the genre, but I’d be interested in seeing tropes explored creatively. I fall for morally grey characters that are ultimately good. Send me your fated lovers/enemies-to-lovers/forbidden & second chance love stories, and more!

I’m looking for fantasy where romance is the driving force, paired with vivid world-building, unusual magic systems, lush settings, and high-stake adventures. Hooky premise is a must. Think Carissa Broadbent’s TSatWoN – The Hunger Games with vampires? Yes, please!

Our pitching party starts today! @alicecaprio94 is dying to find an all-consuming, tension-filled #romantasy of epic proportions in the #YA #NA #A space. Check out her #MSWL 🧵 below & tweet a short pitch using the #FBARomFan hashtag. Find guidelines here: rb.gy/4pmca

"The human brain is an endless source of fascination. I'd welcome nonfiction titles exploring the nexus between neuroscience and other fields, e.g., neuropsychology, neurosociology, neuropharmacology, neuronutrition, etc."
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL

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"Remember the trend of adult couple resort romcom movies? Share with me your diverse thriller/suspense equivalents."
@readbystephanie #MSWL

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We're so excited to announce that this Friday we will be holding our first ever #pitchingevent, focusing on #romantasy, which will run for one week! 🐉💖 @alicecaprio94 will be sharing her #MSWL with you all, and if she likes your pitch we'll request a sample of your work.

"A nonfiction submission on social mobility would make my day, particularly if examined through intersectional feminist lenses."
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL

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"I love stories involving parentified children. I also love reading about characters who grow up navigating two opposite worlds (class, culture, etc.)"
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL

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"If anyone's working on an adult novel that can comp SCREAM *and* something super millennial like THE HERD or A SPECIAL PLACE FOR WOMEN, I want to see it."
@readbystephanie #MSWL

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“Commerical fiction I loved (from the past year or two): SEVEN DAYS IN JUNE, THIS TIME TOMORROW, and THE GUNCLE.”
@carlywatters #MSWL

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"I'd love to see a voicey spin doctor narrative in adult fiction. Think the energy of the The Good Wife's Eli Gold."
@readbystephanie #MSWL

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"Looking for essay collections comparable to works by Morgan Jerkins, Scaachi Koul, Jia Tolentino, Emily Nussbaum, Grace Perry, and Jill Gutowitz.”
@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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"I am always looking for creepy horror stories for middle grade, young adult, or adult readers."
@agentvicente #MSWL

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"Seeking plus-sized women's fiction characters/heroines."
@carlywatters #MSWL

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Stefanie Rossitto #MSWL: You can find me here: queries/ submissions: querymanager.com/query/1927

Stefanie Rossitto #MSWL: voice (romcoms/ romance/ women's fiction): looking for commercial, love sarcastic, funny and literary references. Strong female characters are always welcome - Ann and I love them both!