On the nonfiction side, we're interested in memoirs, biography, and smart narrative nonfiction Diana particularly enjoys memoirs and other nonfiction about sex work, addiction and recovery, popular science, and pop culture. We're always interested in books that cross genres and reinvent popular concepts with an engaging new twist (especially when there’s a historical and/or speculative element involved). We are actively seeking the following: young adult fiction (all genres), science fiction/fantasy, romance, historical fiction, literary fiction, thrillers, horror, and graphic novels.

Query for those who have read it, do you feel it would meet the criteria for the Books about Books bingo square? There is a book within this book which is important to the plot but I'm not sure if it's enough to qualify.Fox Literary is a boutique agency which represents commercial and literary fiction, along with select works of nonfiction that have broad commercial appeal. I see it is up for the Hugo best novel and I really hope it is the deserving winner. I've read that SM has said she has wanted to write this book for years but had to wait until she felt was good enough to do it justice, and you know what, it was worth the wait. Science fiction? Horror? Fantasy? It seems to have a little of all of these yet they don't really get near describing this book. It is complex, it is thought-provoking and it is clever, and I cannot work out which genre this falls under. Don't get me wrong however, this is a very individual book with its own flavour profile and it probably won't be to everyone's tastes. It also reminded me a little of Stephen King when he is at his finest. Whilst reading it, I felt that this was cousin to Vita Nostra in theme. I deeply cared about the two protagonists, and I felt their responses to the situation and each other were realistic and believable in the context of their character's development. I'm always amazed by SM's prolific output even if I don't always click with everything she has written, but this is a book from a writer at the top of her game.

I'm not very good at reviews, I can only really express my feelings about a book once finished rather than a skillfully written analysis, so I'll tell you that I was really impressed with this work. So I just finished Middle-game by Seanan McGuire and I'm surprised I haven't seen more buzz about this book around here.

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