GENRES (1/2):
I approach genre as a tool for positioning & a context that authors are in conversation with. I love stories that blend, complicate, or reimagine the boundaries of their genre(s)!

But I’m usually NOT the best fit for dystopian, horror, or thrillers/pure suspense.

FORMATS:
I just did the deal for books 12 & 13 in my first 12 months as an S&S editor (🎉)—and many of them are picture books! (My first & forever love.)

So this year, I’m especially eager to acquire more MG and YA: novels/verse, graphics, nonfiction.

#MSWL

"In rom coms, my favorite tropes are friends-to-lovers, fake dating, and second chance romance—though I'm open to other tropes! If you have a new twist on these classic tropes, I'd love to take a look."
@claire_m_harris #MSWL
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"Seeking stories about characters assuming another identity—or another's identity."
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL
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More niche requests and details are on my MSWL linked in my bio.

Travel adventure with lots of banter a La THE LOST CITY

Something with fluff that gives you the same heartwarming, feet-kicking feeling of a teen movie from the early 2000s

OUTERBANKSxGLASS ONION within small towns with a young cast of characters solving mysteries and riddles.

I want to represent underrepresented voices with specific interest in Latinx/Hispanic/Indigenous characters and authors. I’m looking for dynamic characters facing intersectional issues.

In both YA and Adult/NA I want plot forward books, generational stories, female-driven, complex families. Magical realism, especially when linked to Hispanic origins.

In adult I’m looking for fantasy, commercial new adult stories with characters still figuring out their lives and dealing with adult concepts for the first time, contemporary romance and all the tropes!

In YA I want rich world building with strong and clear magic system and am open to romance as central part of the plot. I love retellings of classic stories, realistic fiction with mystery, thriller, heist/spies and untrustworthy characters

First, I’m excited to be representing young adult and adult fiction and am especially interested in books with crossover potential in the new adult range

I would love a YA that explores toxic fandom!! #mswl

Very excited to announce that I will be opening my Query Manager officially next week! A link to my MSWL is in my bio, but I will also be sharing a thread of some of the things I'm looking for here. Can't wait to start reading

"I'm interested in health, wellness, humor, sports, pop culture, pop science, and pop psychology."
@CurtisPSLA #MSWL
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"I'm seeking an exposé on tipping culture." @ceciliaclyra #MSWL
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Looks like I need to practice my Nadja voice 🧛

Also...this is always on my #mswl ✨

This reminds me that I would LOVE to see (nonfiction) books about art history with new research or from new perspectives or intersections with other fields! #MSWL