New Literary Agent Spotlight: Karly Caserza of Fuse Literary

About this New Literary Agent Spotlight series: We love spotlighting and profiling new literary agents —such as Karly Caserza of Fuse Literary — because they are actively seeking new writers and constructing a client list.

Karly Caserza

Literary Agent bio: Associate Agent Karly Caserza was born in the Philippines and immigrated to Northern California as a child. She obtained her Business Marketing degree and has been a Freelance Graphic Designer for over 10 years. In addition to designing a wide range of print and web promotional material for clients, Karly creates book covers for Short Fuse and promotional graphics for Fuse authors.

Professionally, Karly began her career in the publishing industry as a reader for Tricia Skinner at Fuse Literary. Her responsibilities quickly grew and she was promoted to Literary Assistant, a role that also included a spot on the production team of Short Fuse.

Karly is also the Marketing Coordinator of the San Francisco Writers Conference, held every President’s Day weekend. In her spare time, Karly is an Adobe Technical Trainer, freelance graphic designer, Young Adult author, video game geek, and art noob.

What to Submit to Karly: Karly has a deep love for characters with a strong voice and seeks out stories she can get lost in. Diversity in genre fiction is a major bonus. She specializes in middle grade and young adult genre fiction (fantasy, science fiction, and contemporary).

How to Query Karly: Please submit using this form: http://queryme.online/Karly
Queries sent to Karly’s Fuse email will be rejected immediately.

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