I primarily represent Young Adult and Adult Fiction, written by, for, and about traditionally underrepresented communities. Specifically, authors of color, neurodivergent authors, disabled authors, and queer authors. I’d especially like to hear from authors who identify as Pacific Islander, Muslim writers, and trans and/or autistic writers of color at this time.

what to query with:

General Interests

Strong writing skills are a must regardless of genre. I look for clear narrative voices, atmospheric prose, and witty dialogue. Tonally, my tastes are broad, but I’m always searching for personality. I have a soft spot for weird, sharp senses of humor geared towards a generation of readers raised on the internet. I gravitate towards characters who are in conflict with the world, either as the defense or the prosecution. I like stories that center relationships – familial, platonic, romantic, etc. – and illustrate how we interact with each other, especially when thrown into impossible circumstances. I’m open to most genres, in both contemporary and historical settings, but am most at home with realistic fiction, light fantasy/sci-fi, romance, or grounded speculative projects.

Young Adult

My taste in YA is simple: I want stories my fifteen-year-old self would’ve dedicated a tumblr blog to. Anything driven by the emotions present in your teens, whether light or dark, so long as they’re raw and real and explosive. I adore worlds I can get lost in, which could mean an unfamiliar historical epoch; a magical world similar to ours, but not quite; a dystopian future crafted by the poor decisions of today; etc.

To rattle off a list of random interests: fandom and fan culture (think dueling Tw*tter Larrys, a K-pop sasaeng thriller, 2010s British YouTuber fangirls, etc.); teenagers with OCD; well-researched historical fiction; anything set in an old-money private school/university from the perspective of the scholarship kid; bubblegum thrillers; queer horror; animated Barbie movie vibes (bonus points for fairies or mermaids); girls who are disasters; all-consuming yearning; rag-tag teams of misfits. If your MC can be described as a weirdo who feels too much, I want to read about them.

Adult

A lot of my interests in YA apply here as well, but with less emotional “newness” and underdeveloped frontal lobes. I prioritize literary writing when it comes to my adult list, and enjoy stories with themes that resonate as profoundly on a societal level as an individual one.

I’m also interested in adult fiction centered around communities and spaces, be it a public library or a park, an isolated island in the middle of the sea, or a workplace. I want women and other marginalized people who are fed up, and ready to do something about it. I want late-bloomers experiencing their first love, or a lifelong outcast finding people who truly care for them. I want to read about a peasant living through a major historical era, and they have no idea – they just want money to buy bread. I enjoy dark, twisty plots; light, cozy reads; and reflective, atmospheric strolls in equal measure.

Non-Fiction

I’m VERY selective with non-fiction; I am only interested in receiving proposals from qualified figures within the entertainment and/or theatre industries, as well as experts on fandom/pop culture topics. I’d love anything in the vein of Everything I Need I Get From You, particularly exploring the evolution of fanfiction in fandom spaces, the history of tumblr, and/or the Golden Age of YouTube Vloggers in the mid-2010s.

I’m also interested in receiving proposals about the creation of popular TV shows or film phenomenons. Particularly of interest would be Succession, Heated Rivalry, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, or 30 Rock. I’d love something that delves into the rise of K-dramas and/or K-pop in international markets.

**what i’m not looking for:**

I do NOT represent memoirs, picture books, middle grade, or graphic novels of ANY KIND!

Also, no erotica; high fantasy or space operas; stories about AI; manic pixie dream girls; detective/private investigator protagonists; miltary academy-esque SFF or dystopia; very experimental or structureless stories; anything US military/police/modern politics; WW1 or WW2; Greek/Roman mythology; British historicals (especially Regency Era); sports romcoms; stories romanticizing gang life or the mafia; explicit depictions or descriptions of sexual assault, graphic self-harm/suicide attempts, or violent cruelty towards people or animals; or anything where a pet dies.