Really voice-y, poignant, contemporary YA with some sort of speculative touch — Beth Phelan
I'd love to see a MG or YA historical fantasy-adventure; some of my favorites are THE NIGHT GARDENER, THE RIVERMAN, BREADCRUMBS, and THE KNIFE OF NEVER LETTING GO — Susan Hawk
Hit me with your interesting, fun and of-the-moment pop culture and non-fiction projects! — Louise Fury
High-concept thriller or suspense novel please — Jenny Bent
Animals and anthropomorphic characters—I love stories with either animals as the main character, or with a close bond with a child. Examples: CHARLOTTE’S WEB, A DOG CALLED HOMELESS, THE ONE AND ONLY IVAN. Or what about historical fiction seen through the eyes of an animal—major events in history with a dog or cat or pig or...etc. narrator? — Gemma Cooper
Beth, I sure hope a "voice-y, poignant, contemporary YA with some sort of speculative touch" is still on your wishlist next year because its exactly what I'm working on.
ReplyDeleteHi - Gemma. I sent two dog-centric queries to you (PBs) but I sent them as attachments. Should I resubmit or just wait to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteHi there - thanks for letting me know. I've flagged them so they don't get deleted, and will get back to you within 4 weeks.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gemma, I appreciate your enthusiasm for the dog-kid bond.
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