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In November 2021, Gong announced her first adult fantasy trilogy, inspired by Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra and China's Kowloon Walled City. The first book of the trilogy, Immortal Longings, was released in summer 2023. [11] Bibliography [ edit ] These Violent Delights series [ edit ]

The upset Catherine meets Chloe at the hotel where Catherine asks her to describe more about her encounters with David. Chloe takes her up to a room and after sensually describing her moves, she has sex with Catherine. Afterwards, Catherine and Chloe share a taxi, with Catherine paying for Chloe's trip home. As Catherine gets out of the taxi, Chloe offers her her hairpin again. Chloe says that the hairpin was her mother's, and she now wants Catherine to have it as a symbol of her love for her. Catherine doesn't reply to Chloe or take the hairpin.

The next morning, Catherine overhears Michael talking to David on his cell phone, comparing how he met his girlfriend, to how Catherine and David met-- a story Michael always liked to hear. Catherine smiles as she listens. Catherine's cell phone alerts her to a message from Chloe, asking Catherine to meet her at a restaurant.. Having been reassured about David, Catherine says she is feeling better about her relationship with him and doesn't need Chloe to see him anymore. But Chloe says she'd already met David again. Chloe starts to describe the encounter in more detail, disturbing Catherine. Chloe tells how she went with David to lunch, and then to a garden, where he kissed her passionately and she could feel him getting aroused. Catherine is deeply upset. a b Lee, Yan-yi; French, Martha (2 February 2021). "Chloe Gong, 21, Greets the World with her New York Times Best-selling Debut". Varsity.co.uk . Retrieved 21 May 2021. Chloe joined the MM Agency in 2019 from Northbank Talent where she spent four years building a children’s and YA list from scratch, selling rights in the UK, US and internationally. That evening, David and Catherine go out to dinner with two friends. David flirts with the waitress, clearly upsetting Catherine. Catherine goes to the restroom and enters a stall. Overhearing a woman crying in the next stall, she asks her if everything is okay. The woman replies evasively, saying that there is no toilet paper. Catherine hands her some under the partition. The woman states that "men are such assholes." Catherine agrees, then exits her stall. The woman (Chloe) follows her. Gong began writing books at the age of 13 using the Notes app on her iPad. By December 2020, she had written nine books, about one manuscript per year. In 2021, Gong graduated with a double major in English and International Relations at the University of Pennsylvania. [4]

However, when she stumbles upon one social media account belonging to a woman called Chloe, she heads down a dark rabbit hole.Paxson, Caitlyn (21 November 2020). " 'These Violent Delights' Transports Romeo And Juliet To 1920s Shanghai". NPR . Retrieved 20 December 2020. Later that afternoon, Catherine and Chloe meet. Chloe describes the meeting with David, saying he was friendly, but only mildly flirtatious and that nothing really happened. Curious, Catherine asks Chloe how she does what she does. Chloe speaks openly about herself, how she tries to see good in people, and that all sorts of folks walk into her life-- including Catherine herself. Catherine pays Chloe and asks she meet with David one more time to see what he does. Yes, please do follow the rules, as we’ve requested the submissions in a particular format to enable us to consider your work as efficiently as possible. If you don’t follow these guidelines, you are putting yourself at a disadvantage. Do you accept submissions from anywhere in the world?

Catherine hosts a surprise birthday party for David, who has not yet arrived. Assuring the guests that David is just minutes away, she gets a call from him saying that he missed his flight and will not make it home in time for his birthday. While David is on the phone, one of his female students is shown to be at his side. The book opens with a concise retelling of Chloé’s inspiring origins in 1950s Paris, when Aghion established a Maison with the goal of pioneering luxury ready-to-wear that centred on ease and femininity; offering elegant designs for the modern, liberated woman. We are proud to have a diverse client list with writers from around the globe, so yes, definitely. Can I resubmit my manuscript to another agent at the agency if it is unsuccessful? The next morning, Catherine wakes up to find David at home. He apologizes to her, saying that he didn't know there was a party for him. Though it is an hour before David normally leaves for work, he tells Catherine he that must leave early so he can get coffee. Catherine finds her 17-year-old son Michael (Max Thieriot) with his girlfriend, who is walking around the house in her underwear. Disturbed, Catherine asks if they're using protection. Michael says that David knows about his girlfriend spending the night. The relationship between Catherine and Michael seems strained. Catherine suspects David of having an affair after she sees a picture of him and the female student hugging as part of a text message saying, "Thanks for last night" (the night of David's birthday when he said he missed his flight).For children’s & YA submissions, please only send us material when you have a completed manuscript, and when you are completely satisfied that the novel is at a point you are happy to share it.

That evening, Catherine goes the music recital where Michael is playing the piano on stage to an audience. She sits a distance away from David, which is not lost on either him or Michael. Driven somewhat crazy by the haunting music and by both David and Michael's responses at ignoring her, Catherine leaves before the recital is over. Chloe (Amanda Seyfried) is a young woman who is discussing her business as a call girl to the viewers. She explains that she must be capable of pleasing her clients with her words, as well as with her actions. We only represent the international rights for books that we represent. Can I submit to you if my book is not finished? Broadly, I’m on the lookout for writers exploring mythology – particularly those from previously underrepresented cultures.For fiction, we request that you only submit to us when you’ve written a complete manuscript that you’ve edited thoroughly. For non-fiction, it’s okay if you haven’t written the book yet. We ask instead for a c. 5,000 – 10,000 word sample of your writing, but we suggest ensuring that it is the best possible version of your work. Do I have to follow the rules that you’ve requested for submissions?