What qualities should a literary agent have for promoting historical mystery fiction?

The 'Ascendance of a Bookworm' is an excellent choice. It mainly focuses on the main character's love for books and her struggle to create a place for herself in a world where books are scarce. There is a subtle romance that develops between her and a few characters as the story progresses. It's a heartwarming and engaging story that shows the power of determination and the beauty of simple relationships.

It could be a dark wizard who has a vendetta against Erza and sees her son as a way to get revenge. This antagonist might try to corrupt the OC son or use him as a pawn in his evil plans.

The Manti Te'o original story involves a complex hoax. Te'o was a college football player. He claimed to have had a relationship with a girlfriend who later turned out to be a fictional person. It was a big scandal in the sports world as it came to light that he had been deceived or was part of a very elaborate ruse that involved false online identities and fabricated stories of this relationship.

One inspiring story is of a runner. He used Fitbit Charge to monitor his heart rate during runs. This helped him optimize his training intensity. He was able to run faster and longer over time. He even completed his first marathon with the help of the Fitbit Charge's accurate data. It really motivated him to keep pushing his limits.

Well, 'Castle Story' can be considered. In this game, you build and manage a castle and its surrounding area, much like building a city in City Story. Also, 'Tropico' series has some similarities. You are in charge of a tropical island nation, which involves construction, resource management, and taking care of the inhabitants, just like in City Story but with a different setting. 'Banished' is another one. You create and sustain a small settlement, focusing on resources, housing, and the well - being of the settlers, similar to the basic concepts in City Story.

It could also be about the value of friendship. If Mike makes friends during his bedtime story journey, whether they are animals, toys or other characters, the moral might be that friends are important. They can support you, have fun with you and help you through difficult times. So we should cherish our friendships.

Sure. 'Pride and Prejudice' is a great novel. It's a classic that explores themes of love, class, and social expectations through the relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. Another one could be 'To Kill a Mockingbird', which delves into racial injustice and moral growth in a small Southern town. And '1984' is also notable for its dystopian vision of a totalitarian society.

One of the earliest known satirical novels is 'The Canterbury Tales' by Geoffrey Chaucer. It contains elements of satire as it pokes fun at various aspects of medieval society, such as the clergy, the nobility, and different social classes through the stories told by the pilgrims.

The Killing Joke has elements of a love story. It shows the relationship between Batman and Joker in a way that is related to love in a very twisted sense. Also, the relationship between Batman and Catwoman is explored in depth in many of the modern Batman graphic novels.

You can try looking on some LGBTQ+ community websites. For example, Queerty often features various stories related to the gay community, including those about black gay individuals. Another option could be to search on Goodreads for self - published or indie books that might be available for free and focus on black gay experiences.