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Ms. Tricia Skinner

Fuse Literary

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Tricia Skinner

Fuse Literary

New York, NY
Website:
fuseliterary.com
Twitter (X):
@4triciaskinner
AALA Member:
No
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Fantasy
Graphic Novel
Horror
Romance
  • Romance, Fantasy
Science Fiction

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Author Comments
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tylerscottwilson
05/14/2026 01:06 PM
Q: 5/13/26
Spec Sci-fi, 112k
saraynet
05/12/2026 03:01 PM
Q: 03/15/2026
R: 03/16/2026: form, "didn't connect with the story."

Romantic space opera, 100k words
jcgraham
05/04/2026 07:49 PM
5/4/26 - Q adult horror
lucyamclaren
05/02/2026 02:17 PM
120k Gothic Horror Fantasy - 30/04/26
EverettWoodward
04/17/2026 04:36 PM
Q: 4/17/2026 80k Sci-Fi/Horror
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Last Update:
01/15/2026 - Open to queries. Genres updated.
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