Stephanie Winter

Looking For

Commercial and whimsical YA graphic novels with elements of alternate realities.

Not Looking For

Gone Girl-esque plots.

Themes & Elements

Tone & Style

Submissions should be emailed to [email protected] Adult Fiction - Rom Coms with diverse representation and elevated twists on classic tropes. Especially love positive stories with trans, butch, and masc. of center protagonists (as well as in any of the below genres). - Suspense/Thrillers featuring strong protagonists who have careers and dynamic interests/skillsets. Not quite the fit for Gone Girl-esque plots. - Speculative/Light Fantasy stories that are high concept with a strong and clear connection to contemporary settings and situations. - Books with rural and/or mountainous settings. Adult Nonfiction - Four-Color Nonfiction across genres, including gift products and tarot/oracle decks. - Lifestyle/Craft/How-To projects that have broad appeal and will change the way we consume the world around us. - Cultural Criticism and Wellbeing titles that offer millennial and Gen Z takes on class, gender, sexuality, business, mental health, reproduction, health, etc. topics. Especially looking for works with a strong prescriptive takeaway. - Cookbooks with an impact on how we eat. - Witchy, spiritual, introspective content. - Texts that blend 'slow' living with modern city living Graphic Novels for YA and MG, and Picture Books - All sorts of graphic novels - Humorous texts with clever, high-concept plots. - Contemporary texts, horror, suspense, etc. - Classic monsters and also new ones - Illustrated nonfiction projects Also acquires select YA and MG fiction and nonfiction in categories like those listed above. If you feel like a fit for these genres/categories but don't quite see your project reflected here within these specific asks, still happy to see your query.