Annie Bomke

This in a novel. Or narrative nonfiction. #MSWL

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Creepy dolls, always. #MSWL

Stories where women go feral, whatever that means. Like Margaret Atwood's SURFACING or the TV show Dr. Foster. #MSWL

This in a novel. #MSWL

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This in a novel. Doesn't necessarily need to be about Lora Lee Michel or that era, just the idea of a former child star who disappears. #MSWL

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Would love to see more books about drag queens, kings, and performers. Fiction and nonfiction. #MSWL

Would love to see more #OwnVoices LGBTQ+ historical fiction. #MSWL

I'd love to get a retelling of Dostoyeksky's "The Double." Give me some creepy doppelganger action! #MSWL

I could really use some funny YA. #MSWL

I'd love to see some moody, character-driven horror like THE LITTLE STRANGER. #MSWL

Gimme dark Victorian mysteries and horror, not about Jack the Ripper. This goes for YA and adult. #MSWL

I'd love to see more historical fiction that's not set in the US or Europe. #MSWL

I want literary/upmarket/psychological horror that focuses on relationships. #MSWL

While I do love the classic AND THEN THERE WERE NONE set up, I'd love to get more locked-room mysteries with unconventional settings. #MSWL

Always looking for psychological suspense, especially with unreliable narrators. Always. #MSWL

And the retelling can be loose and outside-the-box, like THE DEAD QUEEN'S CLUB. Whatever brings a fresh angle to the idea. #MSWL

I'd love to see more retellings/reboots of movies, books, classics, etc. If you have a fresh take on a familiar story, send it my way. #MSWL

Sounds like the beginning of a locked room novel. Somebody write that!!! #mswl

Oooh, and retellings too! Shakespearean, myths, other books, etc. #MSWL