Jackie Williams has joined The Knight Agency and seeks fantasy, science fiction, mystery, suspense, contemporary, and young adult. She was previously with Chronicle Books. Learn more (scroll to the bottom of the page).
Emily Forney has joined BookEnds Literary Agency; she was most recently a publishing and editorial fellow for the LA Review of Books. She seeks fiction and nonfiction in middle grade and picture books, as well as young adult and adult fiction. She would like to see more fiction from BIPOC in particular. Learn more.
Desiree Wilson has joined the Bent Agency. Previously, she was a freelance literary consultant and worked as an editor at Oni Press. She’s looking for horror novels (all ages); memoir, especially from BIPOC authors; YA and adult science fiction and fantasy; short story collections of LGBTQ+ fiction; and more. Read her full guidelines.
Two agents have joined Aevitas Creative Management: Karen Brailsford and Georgia Frances King. Brailsford is based in Los Angeles and is especially interested in arts and entertainment, memoir, biography, health and wellness, and spirituality. King is based in New York and is interested in nonfiction books about emerging science and technology, futurism, design, culture, and the arts.

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