If there is an interest, we will directly contact the author.

“We highly encourage everyone to send an email and/or query letter initially, before sending sample chapters. Find her on Twitter at she is seeking: Adult fantasy and science fiction, as well as young adult fantasy. In her free time, she is a yarn fiend, knitting and crocheting a storm. Before becoming an agent, Amanda was an editor with Angry Robot, helping to sign books and authors for the Strange Chemistry imprint. She is a book reviewer, and produces work for her own blog, Floor to Ceiling Books, but can also be found reviewing for Tor.com, Hub Magazine, Vector and Fantasy Literature. How to Submit: Marisa prefers that you include the 1–2 page synopsis (double spaced) and the first 5 pages of your manuscript, uploaded to their automated Database.Ībout Amanda: Amanda is a literary agent at Red Sofa Literary. They don’t have to be saving the world, but if they are it needs to be a well thought out and unique idea.” Especially if there is some kind of adventure and high stakes, even if the stakes are just important to the main character. So bring it on! I’m also really looking for MG and YA. I’m an energy, space, and time travel nerd. What she is looking for: “I love heavy science books (THE MARTIAN types) with quirky characters, or flawed redeemable characters who save the day. She is also a Literary Consultant, Speaker, Author and an Attorney practicing law with a focus on Corporate Law and Estate Planning in New York City Perkins Agency, where she learned invaluable lessons and made a name for herself in the industry. During the few years prior to starting her own agency, Marisa worked with the L. Corvisiero is the founder of the Corvisiero Literary Agency and our Senior Literary Agent.

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