A new post on gendered / gender neutral vocabulary, free to read on my patreon page. For more content like this, please follow/subscribe over there!
https://www.patreon.com/posts/challenging-one-99540266
Open to Queries
I’m pleased to announce my promotion at Corvisiero Literary Agency to Literary Agent Apprentice. I am now able to start signing clients and building my list, and I am accepting queries! Please click here to see my full wishlist.
I don’t have my own query box at this time, so when you query me, it will show as querying Marisa Corvisiero. This is correct! Just address your query to me (“Dear Gabrielle” is sufficient) and it will be routed to me. Please don’t list me in the referral field, just in the query letter field. Unaddressed queries are assumed to be for Marisa.
Please don’t query multiple agents at Corvisiero. We share queries, so it isn’t necessary. Also, a no from one of us is a no from all. We do accept re-querying with the same manuscript after about 6 months, and only if the manuscript has undergone significant revision.
As an agency, we are currently not accepting novellas, short fiction collections, or poetry. My specific preferences (and that of our other agents) are available through the links above. If you think someone else is a better fit, I won’t be upset if you query them instead. We want you to find the best agent for your project!
Please don’t query by email, over social media, or through anything but the official channel. It’s important for record-keeping reasons and to make sure no queries fall through the cracks. We do read all queries and consider the sample pages.
Let the adventure begin!
When Trauma Becomes Inspiration
Visit my Patreon to see my latest post, about a friend I recently lost and the story I wrote for her. Free to read; please consider following or subscribing.
https://www.patreon.com/posts/80720646?pr=true

7 Things Video Gaming Taught Me About Writing
This post is live now on my Patreon! It’s open to everyone, and is a sample of the kind of writing/gaming geekery a subscription will get you.
Check it out now!
New on my Patreon
With everything else going on, it’s a fun challenge to remember to update my Patreon and come up with things to say. I’m trying to keep it varied enough to appeal to writers, editors, readers, and gamers.
Today I posted the second installment on a series about my novel Aether’s Pawn and the real-world places that served as inspiration for the book.
A look at one of my favorite UK villages, and how it inspired my novel. Now available on my Patreon from the $3 tier and up. (With bonus cat.)
New Patreon Post: Writing Sequels
Here’s a new public post up on my Patreon. Did you know I have a Patreon? That’s where most of my posts go these days. You can check out this one for free, and maybe consider subscribing for more writing, gaming, crafting, and cats. Tiers start at $3.
GenCon 2023
I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be returning to the GenCon Writers Symposium in 2023. Come and see me on panels and in workshops, and maybe for a game or two!
More details to come once my schedule is finalized. If you’d like to meet up, my contact info is on the front page of this site.
See you this summer?
Ravenloft Feature
I can’t tell you about the project I just turned in, but I can talk about my previous project. And I would love to, because I’m very proud of it!
A small interview feature on me and my adventure is up on Yawning Portal, the D&D Adventurers League blog. Read a little about the background of RMH-11: Calling Upon the Dead at https://yawningportal.dnd.wizards.com/blog/ravenloft-mist-hunters-designer-interview-gabrielle-harbowy/. And enjoy that art!
“The Dybbuk Ward”
You can now read my story “The Dybbuk Ward” at FANTASY MAGAZINE. There is also an author spotlight, and an audio version of the story. Enjoy!
A Title Appears From the Mists…
My D&D Adventurers League Ravenloft adventure has been released with its official title, which means I can now share its official title. Presenting… “Calling Upon the Dead,” in which
“a séance among friends new and old leads the investigation somewhere deeper and darker than ever before. Conjuring the restless spirits of slain adventurers, you rely on them to guide you to the next piece of the puzzle.”

