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· 28 Nov 2018

Atlas Obscura @atlasobscura

Once known as “the Black Eden of Michigan,” Idlewild was a thriving African American resort community founded in 1912. From roughly 1920 to the mid-1960s, Idlewild was one of the premier holiday venues for African Americans. trib.al/dGBUYUB

Someone write me a historical romance set at Idlewild. #MSWL

· 27 Nov 2018

SFGate @SFGate

Satanic group robbed of its tree ornaments at Christmas in the Park in San Jose dlvr.it/QsGzXJ pic.twitter.com/yozxjZFjLg

I feel like this could be the inciting incident for a novel. #mswl

· 27 Nov 2018

Finally caught up on holiday email backlog. Tomorrow back to catching up on queries, reading, etc. TWA will be closed to queries from 12/21 to 1/2! #MSWL

· 27 Nov 2018

Red Dead Redemption 2 is life changing. That is all. If anyone has written a fantasy novel with a Western feel/setting/influence. Please send it to me, I’d love to read it #RDR2 #MSWL

· 27 Nov 2018

Layne Fargo @LayneFargo

My latest self-Google (come on, we all do it) turned up this garbled version of the TEMPER synopsis and I am DYING

"Layne Fargo's debut novel, Mood" is "for followers of the excessive stress of the NYT bestseller Luckiest Lady Alive" 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/1V17eTv4jA

updating my #MSWL to reflect my interest in "formidable ladies" and "excessive stress"

· 27 Nov 2018

Dahlia Adler 🍎 @MissDahlELama

I really hope "star-crossed lesbian serial killers in high school" is on someone's MSWL. twitter.com/SarahWatson42/…

I’d be interested in seeing this #MSWL

· 27 Nov 2018

Only a few days left till I close for queries. I'd love to see more MG and Adult submissions before I do!! #mswl #dvpit

· 27 Nov 2018

"Contemporary #YA about a f/f or m/m couple. Something fun and sweet—not an issues-heavy coming out story.” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation/

· 27 Nov 2018

Jhanteigh Kupihea @jhanteigh

This just turned my mood around faster than anything else on this website possibly could. 🤩 twitter.com/lauraolin/stat…

Replying to @jhanteigh

#mswl

· 27 Nov 2018

Charlie Stross @cstross

Fantasy worldbuilding props if there's a quasi-illegal alternate currency made out of very small persistent spells created in bulk in sweatshops by apprentice sorcerers, that is causing an inflationary bubble as it gradually depletes the global mana supply all magic relies on. twitter.com/redtwitdown/st…

... #mswl

· 26 Nov 2018

Black Women @BLACKW0MEN

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Middle grade book inspo. #MSWL

· 26 Nov 2018

Would love a detective series set in Northern California, quirky hippie-farmer small towns, marijuana fields, fire season, Pomo country, wineries, coastal redwoods. #MSWL

· 26 Nov 2018

Die Hard on The Polar Express. #MSWL

· 26 Nov 2018

A horror novel called This Is Less of a Question & More of a Statement, and the entire book takes place during a Q&A panel at a conference. #MSWL

· 26 Nov 2018

Chirp Birding @chirpbirding

Come and join the tribe - a new #social community that connects the world’s #birders! Find us here chirpbirding.com #birding #birds #birdwatching pic.twitter.com/elMKvSAssB

I want a rom com where the meet cute is because of this birding app. #mswl

· 26 Nov 2018

"Commercial/upmarket fiction that handles family secrets/reconciliation w/tenderness like THE MEMORY GARDEN" @kurestinarmada #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

· 25 Nov 2018

Ed Solomon @ed_solomon

I'd so rather have a "flawed" screenplay with an original voice than a perfectly structured one that feels like literally anyone could have written it. (And with the plethora of "how to" books out there, pretty much anyone *can* write one, though very few can write a good one.)

I've often heard discussion about where story beats in kids' fiction are "supposed" to be (for commercial effect/familiarity), and it bugs me. I really appreciate this thread that reminds us that a standard is a common point of reference, not a rubric for success. #writetip #mswl

· 25 Nov 2018

"Thrillers like What Have You Done by Matthew Farrell." @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

· 24 Nov 2018

I would LOVE a YA novel about dance that shows just how much dedication and discipline it takes, the mindset that is necessary, while also discussing the privilege needed to participate at an elite level. I’ll be super picky about this as a former dancer. #MSWL

· 24 Nov 2018

Jenny @ Reading the End @readingtheend

all I want to say about this is that cinnamon rolls who fall in love with cynics and the cynics are like "what is happening, stop liking me" and the cinnamon rolls are like "yayyyyyy I like you" are the best

#MSWL, for real. I love this sort of relationship dynamic.

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