Alisha West
Victress LiteraryAccepting SubmissionsQuery Method(s): Online Form
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Biography
Alisha West is a literary agent with Victress Literary. She resides in Washington State. SheÕs had a life-long love affair with stories, earning a BA in English and an MA in WomenÕs and Gender Studies. Her thesis, Exploring the Missing Pieces: Readers, Religion and Societal relations in One Magazine, 1954-1963, concerns one of the first widely circulated gay and lesbian magazines published in the U.S. (downloaded 300+ times). Her personal essay, ÒWalking Sweet Dee,Ó took third place in the Adult Short Topic category of the Pacific Northwest WriterÕs AssociationÕs Literary Contest in 2022.After bonding with Lizz during the after party of the PNWA awards ceremony, Alisha jumped at the chance to join Victress Literary as an editorial assistant in November 2022. Because of her commitment, cheerleading, and creativity, she was promoted to Junior Agent in May 2023. Her favorite tasks include reading submissions and editing manuscripts from Victress clients.When Alisha isnÕt reading, editing or writing about womenÕs rights and queer history, she enjoys playing with her fur babies (Roary Gilmore, Sweet Dee and Charlie Kelly), practicing guitar, gaming, and watching all the best stories film has to offer with her partner, Matt.
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FICTION: Action Adventure, BIPOC Fiction, Commercial Fiction, Crime Fiction, Erotic Fiction, Family Saga, Fantasy, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Horror, Humor Fiction, LGBTQ Fiction, Literary Fiction, Magical Realism, Mystery, New Adult Fiction, Paranormal Fiction, Romance, Science Fiction, Speculative Fiction, Suspense Fiction, Thriller, Women’s FictionNONFICTION: Biography, BIPOC Nonfiction, Cultural Social Issues, Current Events Affairs, Dating Relationships Sex, Environment, Fitness, Food Drink, General Nonfiction, Health Wellness, History, Humor Nonfiction, Journalism, LGBTQ Nonfiction, Memoir, Nonfiction, Politics, Pop Culture, Psychology, Self-Help, True Crime, Women’s Issues