Eva Scalzo

okay but, #mswl

like I think this could be a fun romcom

Hi #SFFpit my plan is to pop in and out of the feed today. If I give your pitch a like, I’ll provide instructions in the replies. If I miss your pitch and you think we’d be a match, I’m open to queries. Links to my QM and #mswl in my bio. Shoot your shot. 💜🚀

I’ll be peeking at #lovepit & #pitdark pitches today. If I ❤️ your tweet, I’ll provide submission instructions in the comments. If I miss your pitch and you think we’d be a match, I’m open to queries. Check out my #mswl here: evascalzo.com/mswl

So I did know about #SmoochPit and will be popping into the feed today. If I ❤️ your pitch, I'll provide instructions in the comments. I might not see everything, so if you think we're a match, I encourage you to try me. My #mswl can be found at evascalzo.com/mswl

Hi #SWANApit! I just found out about you! I’ll take a peek at the feed and provide instructions on how to submit if I ❤️ your pitch. If I miss your pitch, and you think we’ll be a match, I encourage you to submit your query, you can find my #mswl here: evascalzo.com/MSWL

Since I so recently updated my #MSWL I don’t have any changes, BUT I wanted to make sure writers eager to query in 2022 knew where to find it: evascalzo.com/mswl

In MG: Stories that are lyrical and on the more literary range of the spectrum. Especially ones that have some invisible chronic condition representation that I think so important and something I’d love to see for this age category. #mswl

In SFF: Anything that comps FOR THE WOLF. I’m slightly obsessed. 🤷🏻‍♀️ #mswl

I’m YA: I would love to see stories from BIPOC creators that explores culture through things like music or food or art. The way those things can connect us to culture and also cross cultural barriers is a relatable way to explore identity, especially in the YA space. #mswl

In YA: I’m listening to Red (Taylor’s version) on repeat—my “All Too Well” ask in the Romance section might have given me away—but a story inspired by “Everything Has Changed” would be right up my alley. Bonus points if it’s set during summer vacation. #mswl

In Romance: I also wouldn’t say no to a “tis the damn season” inspired holiday story. Doesn’t have to be Christmas either, can just be about homecoming. #mswl

In Romance: Hear me out, a second-chance romance inspired by Taylor Swift’s “All Too Well”…Like a story where the timing was all wrong, but they’re older now and maybe they needed to grow up in order to work? #mswl

In Romance: All the grumpy-sunshine tropes. Seriously ALL OF THEM. If your couple comps to Roy-Keeley or Roy-Ted or whatever the f/f version of that would be, please send it to me. #mswl

Hi friends! I have updated my #MSWL for #reasons possibly relating to a celebrity breakup but also because it’s been a while & it needed a refresh! You can find my full #mswl here: evascalzo.com/mswl
But I’ll thread a few highlights #amquerying #amwriting #WritingCommunity

In Middle Grade: Stories that are lyrical and on the more literary range of the spectrum. #MSWL 7/7

In SFF: Stories that are feminist and intersectional, particularly in science fiction. #MSWL 6/7

In YA: Gothic or horror as long as it’s not too gory. I especially love atmospheric settings and psychological horror/suspense. #MSWL 5/7

In Romance: Raunch-coms that embrace female sexuality and are fun and sexy with heroes who are supportive and never slut-shame. #MSWL 4/7

Invisible chronic conditions: I want to see characters with diabetes, epilepsy, other auto-immune diseases, where the condition is part of their identity, but not the whole of it. I want to see their joy more than their struggles. #MSWL 3/7

But for all these wishes, I would love to see diverse stories from diverse authors. Not just BIPOC, but queer and disabled voices sharing stories that share their joy across a broad range of age categories. #MSWL 2/7