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“YA non-fiction: Memoir, essay collections, you name it. Queer There & Everywhere is probably my favorite YA non-fic title in recent memory, and a great example of what I’d like to see.” @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl

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With Spring on the way, top of my #mswl is heartwarming, diverse, hope-filled contemporary YA romantic fiction - send me your work if it ticks these boxes! 🥀🥀🥀

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Laurazepam @andlikelaura
coworker: you’re 37? you look youngerme: i let a demon possess me in exchange for external youth
coworker: ha ha *leaves*
demon inside me: you gotta stop saying that someone’s gonna believe you
me: meh. i’m going to the break room for a donut
demon: ooo get a maple bar
I’d read this. #mswl

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I’m dying to find an adult novel (submission) that chains me to my computer until I’m done reading. Specifically a dark, twisty, suspenseful novel. (Recent favorites: The Push, Blacktop Wasteland, Attica Locke, Leave the World Behind) #MSWL

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🧁Andy @cupcakeandy
book recommendation twitter—anyone have recommendations for some ✨suburban✨ fantasy? like urban fantasy, except no detectives/cops, inner city, gritty stuff.
What are some books like that like...Desperate Housewives with magic?
Can I have this in kidlit with POC? I was convinced when I was a kid that nothing magical or even INTERESTING could ever happen for a Mexican kid in suburban TX like me, and I would have LOVED to have a fantasy novel prove me wrong #mswl

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Amparo Ortiz @amparo_ortiz
Evergreen Tweet. ✨ pic.twitter.com/uaUe3RqwbuTropes are tropes for a reason: people love them. And they love seeing their comfort content through different lenses. These worlds are universal; we should show that! I am here all day—truly willing to wait in the QueryManager lobby for hours—for these stories. #MSWL

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Amparo Ortiz @amparo_ortiz
Evergreen Tweet. ✨ pic.twitter.com/uaUe3RqwbuTHIS!!! 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 If a trope and/or trend has "already been done” but it's never been done by BIPOC authors, I want to read it 💜 This is forever on my #MSWL

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Competitions! I looooove books with competitions, especially when they're speculative: The Hunger Games, A Gathering of Shadows, Caraval, The Selection. I'm a big fan. #mswl

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I see so many things comped to Naomi Novik that those comps have kind of lost meaning for me, but nevertheless I love romantic and literary fantasy that draws from folklore, especially if it's interrogating heavier topics, as SPINNING SILVER interrogates antisemitism. #mswl

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I represent fiction cover artists, as well as middle grade and picture books artists. Love this dreamy new portfolio piece by Amanda Quartey 🔥 thebrightagency.com/us/publishing/… 🎨 #mswishlist #mswl #fiction

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Horror! Things that keep me awake at night! If it can comp to MEXICAN GOTHIC or Hill House/Bly Manor (or Pan's Labyrinth, my perennial fave), I want to see it! #mswl

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Historical with fabulist elements. Think Alice Hoffman — literary prose, a sharply defined setting, just a hint of magic. #MSWL

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Sam B. Farkas @SamBFarkas
I think it's time to start a 2021 #MSWL thread. I'll add to this as I think of things, but for now, here is what I would love to see in my inbox.Picture books! I've had a blast working on picture book texts recently and I'd love to see more of them.
I like fresh concepts with strong illustration potential and language that pops. #MSWL

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My #MSWL for nonfiction includes self-help/health/wellness, pop psychology & pop science, narrative nonfiction, and select memoir. For fiction, it's historical fiction, commercial fiction, thriller + psych suspense + crime fiction. Open to queries + can't wait to hear from you!

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CrimeReads @CrimeReads
Creepy houses are here to stay! crimereads.com/whats-left-to-…I am obsessed with houses born bad. I'd love to see more ghost stories (MG and adult) with a house as a major character! #mswl

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“Pop psychology & fun self help projects, especially from a qualified position (i.e. therapist, psychologist, life coach, etc). I love books that can provide tangible ways to improve yourself, while also being considered a fun read.” @claire_m_harris #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

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