Laura Crockett
@lecrockett.bsky.social
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Senior Literary Agent & Foreign Rights Manager at Triada US Literary Agency | Musician | Traveler | Cook-In-Progress | Cat Mom | she/her scribblesandwanderlust.com
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Congratulations to @sharonchoe.bsky.social on the sale of THE QUEEN OF THE SPIRIT WOODS! #TeamTriada #BookSky
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Delighted to announce my YA debut THE QUEEN OF THE SPIRIT WOODS is coming out with Atheneum, Fall 2026!

The first in a duology inspired by Korean history, you can expect:
🍄 Palace political intrigue
🍄 A magic system grounded in Korean shamanism
🍄 Dae Jang Geum vibes (iykyk)
- Jane Austen
- Romantic and Gothic literature
- Music history—specifically the composers’ bios & influences
- if it’s an audio category: accents, specifically in the UK, & where they’re from

Sam would be good with actors, movies, & TV shows, as well as operas, music theory, & music history.
I love this feeling. It’s so indescribable to folks outside this position. There’s pride, joy, excited anticipation…the best!
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(Gothic fiction is MY FREAKING JAM, I could talk for hours about the birth of the mother of genre fiction, the birth of *the freaking novel*, and how it’s because of gothic fic that we still read for pleasure today—but I’ll just stick to shouting the book titles with immense joy.)
An hour ago a friend shared a video of a Cambridge professor sharing a gothic fiction reading list, and I downright SQUEALED and GUSHED about every single book listed.

Now it’s just after 7pm and I’m ready for bed.

The energy whiplash is astounding.
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And now another dear, wonderful, beautiful soul full of love and light has passed far, far too soon. So vibrant and healthy, my age, yet a heart attack took him down.

Hold your loved ones close. Remind them how much you love them.
Rest in peace, Debbie. You were a force of nature. I only hope to be half as incredible and headstrong as you.
She would tell me to blow my nose, get up, and carry on. She would tell me to sing my heart out at her service. She would tell me to read books and travel and ask questions and stand up for what’s right. She would tell me to stop crying, because there is more work to be done and life left to live.
She is not the first of my friends—this year and in the past 10 years—nor will she be the last.

But my heart is heavy. It’s so hard to process.

Many of my other friends do not have these kinds of relationships. They don’t understand it outside of familial context.

This grief is different.
But the hard part of these friendships is that we DO forget our age differences. We forget the fragility of the aging body.

One minute she’s here, laughing and full of life and a force to be reckoned with.

The next minute, she’s gone.

How.

How.
It’s so special. I do not want to discount the friendships I have with folks my own age—but I don’t think society really sees, honors, or values the intergenerational friendships that are borne outside of familial bonds.

This is something wholly its own, and deeply special.