Stephanie Winter ON: Millennial Fiction, the Difference Between Voice and Style, and How Agents Work with Editors
"I'm here to answer any questions and help create a strong positioning for the work. Whether that means, figuring out how the creator needs to receive feedback, that they can best process the information or adjusting to their communication style so that they can process the information that's what I'm here to do." – Stephanie Winter, P.S. Literary Agency
Abigail K. Perry sits down with Stephanie Winter to discuss her manuscript wishlist with a special focus on millennial fiction. Stephanie also shares how she sees voice and style as different elements in storytelling, and explains in detail how to recognize and develop each. Stephanie then explains what she looks for in the first pages of a book and how she enjoys manuscripts that ground her in character through action.
Additionally, Stephanie sheds light on how she works as an editorial agent, what makes her unique as an agent, what an associate literary agent is, and how literary agents commonly work with editors—plus more!
Stephanie’s MSWL:
Fiction: Action/Adventure, Children's, Commercial, Family Saga, General, Graphic Novel, Humor, LGBTQ, Middle Grade, Mystery, New Adult, Romance, Thriller, Women’s Fiction, Young Adult
Non-Fiction: Crafts/DIY, Humor, Journalism, LGBTQ, Pop Culture, Psychology, Science, Travel
Favorite sub-genres: Contemporary Romance, Fashion, Feminism, Illustrated, Magical Realism, Multicultural, Multiple POV, Pop Psychology, Psychological Thrillers, Relationships, Self-help, Social Issues, Speculative Fiction, Suspense, Upmarket Women's Fiction, upmarket genre fiction
Find us:
Twitter: @abigailkperry @readbystephanie
Instagram: @abigailkperry | @readbystephanie
Website: www.abigailkperry.com | https://www.psliterary.com/who-we-are/
Read the books discussed in this episode:
Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me
And NEW RELEASES represented by Stephanie:
