Here is an updated manuscript wishlist for my slush pile.
Please send me:
- Women’s fiction, commercial, historical or upmarket (i.e. THE ARRIVALS, GIRLS IN WHITE DRESSES and THE GIRL YOU LEFT BEHIND)
- Upmarket fiction like THE LIGHT BETWEEN OCEANS, THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU and SEATING ARRANGEMENTS
- Literary coming of age novels like ARCADIA
- YA and adult books about: revolutions (i.e. French, South American), cults and communes, family secrets, settings that feel like characters (i.e. BURIAL RITES).
- Southern and Southern Gothic novels (i.e. TUMBLEWEEDS, SAVING CEE CEE HONEYCUTT and TRUE BLOOD-type but not paranormal)
- YA contemporary, light sci fi or low fantasy novels (i.e. GRACELING, POINTE and DANGEROUS GIRLS)
- Literary Thrillers like GONE GIRL and NIGHT FILM
- Health and Wellness Non Fiction
- Memoirs from people who have a platform (newsworthy story, blog or social media following is helpful)
- Business Books
- Pop Science Books (like GULP)
Send to query(at)psliterary.com with the subject heading For Carly Blog Wishlist BOOK TITLE.
Note: I am open to all diverse works including LGBT and stories by and about marginalized groups. And I don’t do Middle Grade.
Carly, are you at all open to a murder mystery/romance with Christian inspiration and family dysfunction in the subplots (my characters have a lot going on)? I suspect it will need to be published by a company that includes inspirational novels.
Thanks for your always helpful posts (and your e-book which is like a writer’s bible).
Blessings ~ Wendy ❀
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This is very helpful and I’m gearing up. Thanks, Carly
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Carly,
Are you accepting NA?
Mines a NA WF which I would best describe as:
Modern day Melbourne gal with issues that could have seen her as a character in “Girl Interrupted” meets a cross between “The Girl Left Behind” and “Doctor Zhivago”
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Reblogged this on AuthorsPR Literary Lounge.
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Reblogged this on quirkywritingcorner and commented:
Its always nice to find an agent looking for new clients.
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Interesting to see YA books set in real world revolutions as a subgenre – I wasn’t aware of many books that fit into that niche.
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I’ve emailed you my query. It’s a modern day Schlinder’s List of sorts.
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