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Morgan Wilson

Belcastro Agency

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Morgan Wilson

Belcastro Agency

New York, NY
Website:
www.belcastroagency.com
Twitter (X):
@authormorganw
AALA Member:
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Query Methods
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Genres
This agent is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Fantasy
Graphic Novel
Horror
Middle Grade
  • Middle Grade, Fantasy
  • Middle Grade, Horror
  • Middle Grade, Mystery
  • Middle Grade, Science Fiction
Romance
  • Romance, Fantasy
  • Romance, Paranormal
Science Fiction
Young Adult
  • Young Adult, Fantasy
  • Young Adult, Horror
  • Young Adult, LGBTQ+
  • Young Adult, Mystery
  • Young Adult, Paranormal
  • Young Adult, Paranormal Romance
  • Young Adult, Science Fiction

Non-Fiction

none
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Known Clients (current & past)
Eloise Hart
Mj Huntsgood
Avery Lawrence
Michelle Mullen
Poornika Savidge
Petra Skelton
Ruby Stevenson
Sasha Thomas
Author Comments
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victoriajayneoh
07/20/2026 06:47 PM
Q transferred: 7/01 --- 90k sapphic ya cozy romantasy
Partial request!!! (50 pgs) 7/20/26

Q sent 7/01 --- 78k sapphic cozy fantasy romance 2.0
Q sent 7/01 with referral --- 84k t4c M/M romantasy

So this is a funny one. Q sent to Amy, was on the maybe list for about 3 months, then got a #QueerPit like from Morgan for both my querying novels. Coincidentally, I also had a referral after a pitch to Morgan for another manuscript I'd made edits to. With so much interest from Morgan, but stuck on the maybe list with Amy after multiple nudges, I messaged Morgan on Bsky and asked "What the heck should I do?"

They responded quickly, and they got Amy to transfer the query. Then Morgan asked to see everything.

Coincidentally, Morgan had requested a partial of (and rejected) one of the manuscripts before I did a major revision, citing the problems that I focused on in the rewrite.

Regardless of how this turns out, I just thought it was a fun querying story to share, and moral of the story is: when in doubt, ask!

appalachianwriter
07/16/2026 06:12 PM
Q: 06/02/26
FR: 07/14/26
Kozy45104
07/15/2026 09:52 PM
Q 7/5/26
105k adult fantasy
Dillon_Parker
07/13/2026 07:15 PM
Q: 06/02/26
R: 07/13/26

114k Adult Contemporary Fantasy
LilaS
07/10/2026 08:03 PM
Nov 13/25: Query-Science-fiction Horror
Nov 26/25: Partial request (50 pages)
Dec 13/25: Full Request
July 7/26: I haven't had a response from Morgan yet, but I remain hopeful! I have five full requests out at the moment and haven't heard back from any, so I'm choosing to take this as a sign that times are slow rather than a collective disappointment in my writing lol. At least in that liminal space between querying and rejection, hope can remain! Good luck out there, everyone!
July 8/26: I ended up nudging since it had been quite awhile, and Morgan sent a reply same day apologizing for the delay and giving a kind pass. They offered some personal feedback that I appreciate very much. I'm bummed this didn't work out and having a small existential crisis, but would definitely query them again in the future!



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07/07/2026 - Closed to queries.
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