Evan Yeong (he/him) was taught to read by his mother at age four; little did he know that a steady diet of comic books would one day lead him to the world of publishing. A long-time lover of genre fiction, he began devouring fantasy and science fiction as soon as he was able before branching out into more literary fare. He’s proud to have worked with such authors as Justinian Huang (The Emperor and the Endless Palace, Lucky Seed) and Bianca Marais (A Most Puzzling Murder) whose work defies easy categorization. Evan is on the lookout for upmarket, speculative, and genre-bending fiction, especially from authors that reflect the racial, sexual, and gender diversity he sees every time he bikes around the city of Toronto.
Fun facts about me:
- While born in Toronto, I spent much of my childhood and youth in the Philippines and Thailand, respectively.
- My mother is Filipina and being much closer to her side of the family, I’m always on the lookout for stories about that particular culture and experience.
- I’ve been playing Overwatch since launch, a game I was drawn to for it’s diverse larger-than-life characters and optimistic vision for the future. Please don’t ask what my rank is.
Submission Guidelines
Submissions should be emailed to evan.yeong@harpercollins.com
I’m only accepting agented submissions, thank you!

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Fiction:
Action/Adventure, BIPOC Crime Fiction, BIPOC Literature, BIPOC Mystery, BIPOC Thriller, East Asian Literature, Fantasy, Gothic, Horror, Humor, Mystery, Science Fiction, South Asian Literature, South East Asian Literature, Speculative, Speculative Literary, Thriller, Upmarket Speculative
Non-Fiction:
Biography, Cultural criticism, Current Events, Humor, LGBTQ, Memoir, Pop Culture, Psychology, Relationships and family, Science, Travel
Favorite sub-genres:
#ownvoices, AAPI Fantasy, AAPI Horror, AAPI Sci-Fi, Accessible Literary Fiction, Adult, Adult Horror, Adult SFF, Amateur Sleuth Mysteries, Apocalyptic, Asian American Literature, Asian Diaspora, Asian Fantasy, Asian Horror, Asian Sci-Fi, BIPOC, BIPOC Fantasy, BIPOC Horror, BIPOC Mystery, BIPOC Sci-Fi, Biography, Biography & Memoir, Book Club, Books about books, Character-Driven Horror, Character-driven SciFi, Commercial adult fiction, Commercial and Literary, Dystopia, Dystopian, East Asian Literature, Feminist Horror, Feminist SF/F, Film & Theater & TV, Film/TV, Food, Food Writing, Geek Culture, High-Concept Literary Commercial Fiction, Historical Fantasy, Historical Fantasy; Fantasy Grounded In Reality, Horror Comedy, Humor, Immigrant Experiences, Immigrant Voices, Indigenous Futurism, Indigenous Sciences, Intersectionality, LGBTQ+, Literary Crossover, Minority Voices, Modern Dating, Multicultural, Mythic, Mythic Horror, Mythology, New Weird, Occult, Occult Horror, Own Voices, POC, Paranormal Horror, Paranormal Thriller, Pop Culture, Pop History, Pop Psychology, Pop Science, Popular Science/Psychology, Post-apocalyptic, Psychological Horror, Psychological Suspense, Psychological Thrillers, Racial Justice, Science Fiction and Fantasy Favorite sub-genres: Absolutely all of them!, Science nonfiction, Social Issues, Social Justice, Social Science, Social Sciences, South Asian, South East Asian Literature, Speculative, Speculative Fiction, Speculative Thriller, Subernatural Horror, Superheroes, Supernatural, Supernatural Elements, Supernatural Horror, Suspense, Thriller, Thrillers, Time Travel, Underrepresented Voices, Upmarket Commercial Fiction, Upmarket Fiction, Upmarket Nonfiction, Whodunit, Worldbuilding, Zombies, anti-capitalist sci fi, body horror, book club fiction, celebrity, character-focused fiction, character-focused stories, comedy, coming of age, commerical, crossover adult, crossover appeal, eco-fiction, high concept fiction, high-concept science fiction, horror, indigenous futurisms, non-Western fantasy, non-Western historical fiction, non-western settings, nonfiction, psychology, sci-fi, science fiction, science fiction horror, speculative slice of life, upmarket genre fiction, weird fiction, whodunnit, witty
