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Christian Aasberg is Querying @christianaasberg.bsky.social · 20/03/2025

Hello new friends,👋🏻 Thank you so much for the support yesterday, it means the world to see so many writers supporting and encouraging each other. I wanted to share my #agentsguide again with new followers and hopefully a few agents. #amquerying #agentguide #WritingCommunity

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Chelsea Scott @chelseascottbks.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

THE COUNSELORS X ONE OF US IS LYING Luke, king of Camp Boucher, is dead. "I wanted to dump him so bad." -Paige "I told him my worst secret." -David "I was his sneaky sidepiece." -Bex "I secretly dealt drugs with him." -Emily So who killed him? 🔪🖤 #LuckyPit #PopUpPitA #YA #M

A mood board with "let's go killing" scrawled across the top and a picture of an orange tent. Below are a row of Polaroids. from left to right: a glowing question mark amid grayed-out ones; a shrouded figure in a raincoat; a hand of a presumably dead body sticking out from underneath a blanket.

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Liv Wrightes || QUERYING @livwrightes.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

Some jobs come with benefits. Hers came with monsters. Cassandra’s fresh start near Yellowstone takes a wild turn after an accident reveals two life changing truths: ✨Magic is real. 👁️And her hot boss? Yeah, he’s a dragon.🐉 SECRET EMBERS #PopUpPit #LuckyPit #agentguide

A background of glowing embers and fire sparks sets the tone. In the center, a dark, semi-transparent overlay contains the book’s title in bold, glowing white letters: Secret Embers. Above it, the text reads: “An Agent’s Guide To:” in a smaller, elegant font. Below the title, a tagline states: “Some jobs come with benefits. Hers came with monsters.” The genre is listed as “Adult Contemporary/Urban Fantasy,” with the manuscript marked as “Complete @ 97K.” At the bottom, the author’s name, Olivia Wrightes, is highlighted in gold.

The background remains fiery, with floating embers and dark shadows. The header asks in large, white text: “What if one impulsive choice shattered your world and revealed something extraordinary?” Below, the blurb introduces protagonist Cassandra Jones, who takes a suspiciously good job near Yellowstone, only to discover that magic is real, monsters exist, and her boss is—of all things—a dragon. The blurb describes Yellowstone’s super-volcano stirring and Cassandra facing a world where humans are no longer the top predators. The final lines tease a high-stakes adventure of self-discovery and survival.

A split design with an aesthetic collage on the left and a text list on the right. The collage contains nine moody images: a glowing red mountain, a shadowy figure, an illuminated red doorway, hands entwined with strings, a ballroom with a red chandelier, a close-up of a teary eye, a misty landscape, and a silhouette holding a glowing light. In the center of the collage, bold text reads: “HERE COMES TROUBLE.” On the right, a list in elegant white font highlights major themes: Self-Discovery, Found Family, Hidden Magic, Fate & Free Will, Monsters Aren’t Myths, Clean (No Spice), and Morally Gray Characters.

A dark background with embers floating in the air. At the top, the centered title “COMPS” introduces the section. Three book covers are displayed in a row: Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch, Moon Called by Patricia Briggs, and Kate Daniels by Ilona Andrews. Below each cover, captions highlight similarities to Secret Embers. Rivers of London is noted for its magic, mystery, and dry humor. Moon Called appeals to fans of strong heroines facing supernatural threats. Kate Daniels is recommended for readers who enjoy action, snark, and unique magic.

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Rowan Brighton Brown @rowanbrightonbrown.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

A Southern inheritance is always dark—whether it's a penchant for pills, a blood-soaked family farm, or an ancient magic. Sierra spurns them all, but when her dad disappears, she must choose which monsters to slay, and which to become. #PopUpPitE #LuckyPit

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B. van Bodegom 📃is AGENTED @bvbodegom.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

TREASURE PLANET×THE EXPANSE A bookworm dreams of escape from a pirate-run space station. With his friend, a tech genius, he finds an ancient wrist computer tied to his family and a legendary lost starship. As they seek answers, so does a notorious captain. #LuckyPit #PopUpPit #PopUpPitA #YA #SF #M

ink drawing of Jak Sterzand, a teenage boy, crawling towards the viewer in a ventilation or maintenance shaft type tunnel. His name and title of the book JAK STERZAND above him, and underneath in smaller letters, the subtitle: ESCAPE FROM FREEPORT

All in black and white

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Christian Aasberg is Querying @christianaasberg.bsky.social · 17/03/2025

Where the Tides Tremble. 🌊 A boy bound by a strange magic. 🔥 A runaway princess with blood on her hands. ❤️ A slow-burn romance. 🌩️ Tides changing, and with them, the fate of the world. #LuckyPit #PopUpPit #PopUpPitA #amquerying #F

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Christian Aasberg is Querying @christianaasberg.bsky.social · 14/01/2025

When Satan goes to the North Pole to return a sack of misdelivered letters, he learns Santa tired of humanity’s greed, has retired. Curious, Satan thinks, “How hard could it be?” Armed with infernal powers and no holiday spirit, he takes on the job. 📖 #bluepit #Q #F #Hu #YA

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Christian Aasberg is Querying @christianaasberg.bsky.social · 08/01/2025

Super excited about this Young Adult Fiction contest from @writingdaywksp.bsky.social. It's not often you have the chance to get critiqued by an amazing agent. In this case Eric Smith will do the judging. I can wait for the results. All rules for the contest here: tinyurl.com/wdwcon1

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Christian Aasberg is Querying @christianaasberg.bsky.social · 21/12/2024

Right, so thought it was about time to open a profile over here. Where are all the writers? Also, is # a thing here? Or does it not matter?

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