Stacey Graham
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3 Seas Literary Agency
Literary agent and author whose reviews include "ok" and "arrived in great condition." Moonlights in antiques. she/her threeseasagency.com
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SGSwritereditor @SGSwritereditor
A Magician Automaton from Sleuth Could Sell for $60,000 thehotbid.com/2019/08/15/mag… pic.twitter.com/tPzwwHF0sl#MSWL nonfic for history of magic, automatons, antiques (all types).
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#mswl nonfic divination or MG fiction. 🔮
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Dan Snow @thehistoryguy
Jeanne de Clisson the 'Lioness of Brittany' watched her husband's execution today in 1343. Then went on one of history's most epic revenge sprees. She sailed the Channel becoming a legendary pirate. Capturing & massacring French crews but always left one survivor to tell the taleLiterary Agent
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Every #FolkloreThursday, I see strange beasties that I want to read about. Moss people, kelpies, Japanese ghosts, and lots more! Writers, send me your stories! Back open to queries June 1, please read submission guidelines at agentstaceygraham.com. Let's get to work! :)
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Victoria Selvaggio @vselvaggio1
And now I want queries about this and other fascinating mold or is it molds? I am closed to submissions but will look at a project about this geared toward kids! My email is noted on our Storm Literary Agency website. Put "mold submission" in the subject line. twitter.com/staceyigraham/…LOL, I was just about to put this in my #MSWL!
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MOLA @MOLArchaeology
Thanks to funding from @ahrcpress, @NigelJeffries is leading the most comprehensive study into the phenomenon ever undertaken, with co-investigators @odavies9 and @CeriHoulbrook from @UniofHerts: ow.ly/oKu450qJk0E#mswl (nonfic or romance) after I open to queries again on June 1!
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Article Group @ArticleGroup
Back in 1896 men didn’t call women sluts.They called them “bicycle face”.
Why? Because bicycles <gasp!> helped women 💪 make their own dating choices.
IOW bikes were the first dating app. That scared men.
Let’s talk about it.
Hold on to your bodices people, THIS IS A THREAD
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Adams Media @adamsmedia
Need a Valentine’s Day gift? We suggest books (of course). Order The Modern Witchcraft Book of Love Spells today! pic.twitter.com/W65beDDJdVI'd love a witchy romance! What happens if you spell the wrong guy? What happens after the spell wears off? What happens if it never does? Better have back up with this book, my friends. (Open to subs 6.1.19!) #mswl
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Dr. Giallo @Dr_Giallo
B is for Basil assaulted by bears … THE GASHLYCRUMB TINIES by Edward Gorey pic.twitter.com/5x5OBD9vnLThere will never be another Gorey, but if you have something along that vein, I'd love to see it! #MSWL
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Drunk Austen 🍹📚 @Drunk_Austen
ift.tt/2Gho5vv pic.twitter.com/P4jnzImTjlSomeone write this for meeeeee! #mswl
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Smithsonian Magazine @SmithsonianMag
From yoga to movie nights: how cemeteries are trying to attract the living. smithmag.co/PXC2LuI love cemeteries for their art and simple beauty. No place better to take the kids for an afternoon of history and looking for graveyard rabbits. Story location? You bet! #MSWL
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#MSWL: MG/Adult. I'd kill for a good spirit closet novel. Spirit Closets, Haunted Dolls, and the Psychic Ghost Theatre. staceyigraham.blogspot.com/2011/12/spirit…
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Pulp Librarian @PulpLibrarian
Today in pulp I look back at one of the most popular paperback genres of all time, now all but forgotten about.This is the story of gothic romance... pic.twitter.com/W8d6mmNX9Z
Great thread and I'd love to see more Gothic romance queries in my inbox! #MSWL
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Women Film Directors @women_direct
Born this day: Actress/director/writer Ida Lupino. During her entire feature film directorial career (which spanned 1949-1966) she was the only woman working as a director in Hollywood. She would have turned 100 today. #IdaLupino100 pic.twitter.com/zAw8U77tm7#MSWL I love her work!