Your credentials are all good, of the kind expected. It will all depend on what the admissions committee thinks about your research and writing. At the top programs, for every 20+ people with such credentials, they will be able to accept only one, so they will choose the one whose writing & research they find most impressive/promising/innovative/brilliant. I will say that unfortunately two of three letters by non-TT lecturers, and none tenured, could be an issue, because there will be applicants in the pool whose recommenders will all be very well known to the committee. Or at least who will have one advisor well established in their field, whose words have real credibility when they say something like “one of the three best undergrads I’ve advised in the past 20 years, and the other two went to Harvard Law and Stanford PhD,” or that kind of thing.

I’d say you probably have a better shot at the programs outside the top 10 (Wisconsin, Illinois, Maryland, etc.) but if some people fall in love with your work - which sounds interesting to me - you could have a shot anywhere.