@Krumbles13 She only temporarily switched her genres to this before closing. She was looking for something specific at the time.

@Krumbles13, the agents using QueryManager control their listed genres directly themselves. Because they can change them quickly and easily, but website changes take time, the websites often fall behind.

@patrick

Her genres on here says no fiction but the website says this:

YA stories that center Jewish and/or queer voices like Dahlia Adler. Identity-driven, joyful, grounded in heart and truth.

Historical fiction that highlights powerful women and hidden corners of history, if you’re writing something in the vein of Marie Benedict or Beezy Marsh’s Queen of Thieves, I want to see it.

Quirky, fresh rom-coms that make me kick my feet and giggle. Gimme Gimme. I want the straight ones, the queer ones, the silly ones -- I love a good rom-com.

Dark Romance (Absolutely NO non-con. Please list triggers in the beginning of query)

True crime that reads like fiction, told with deep respect for victims

Psychological thrillers that keep me on edge, and gothic fiction with eerie atmosphere

Romantasy with a twist. Something fresh, something sharp, something that feels like a new take. I will be insanely picky in this genre.

Rachel is NOT the right agent for Body horror, gore, anything to do with clowns, most nonfiction.

Q: 9/15
Invited to query via Thread pitch event

Q:3/14/26
R:8/3/26
YA paranormal 75k