London-set historical (18th, 19th, or early 20th Cent) #MSWL

Rich character study women's fiction (friends, moms, sisters, lovers) #MSWL

Agatha Christie-esque mystery with stunning setting (historical or contemp) #MSWL

I'll be tweeting throughout the day. Check Corvisiero.com for sub guidelines (ignore the closed to queries message) #MSWL

Always looking for narrative NF exploring material culture. Think Lutz's THE BRONTE CABINET or Johnson's LIVES IN RUINS. #mswl

#MSWL A cozy #mystery series featuring a sleuth (or duo) whose hobby, career or personality quirk affects the crime-solving.

Also still looking for that YA novel set during the time of Partition in India. Gimme! #mswl

#MSWL Witty, rapid-fire banter, in any mystery or romance subgenre.

YA Orphan Black is a major #MSWL for me. Kickass, capable girls. Found family. Thought-provoking sff. Flawed people. Action and wit.

"Health, Wellness, Humor, Sports, Pop Culture, Pop Science, Pop Psychology." @curtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions

Will tweet this until the end of my days: still looking for historical w/ edge of psych thriller. Think Austen meets Gone Girl. #mswl

#MSWL High-adrenaline stories: action-filled romantic suspense, military, and extreme sports romances; nail-biting espionage and heists.

Tweeting some #mswl items throughout the day. Queries for pb, mg and ya can be sent through querymanager.com/query/1009.

Narrative NF focusing on badass women from history. Think Ricca's MRS SHERLOCK HOLMES or Jaher's THE WITCH OF LIME STREET. #mswl

#diversebooks for my #MSWL women's fiction featuring LGBTQ characters--esp parenting themes like This is How It Always Is, L Frankel

#MSWL Forced proximity romances, including snowbound/shipwrecked/ stranded, marriage of convenience, and fake engagement tropes.

I'd love to see a #romance or #WomensFiction set during the Great Depression, or against the backdrop of the Dust Bowl. #mswl

I'm going to start off #MSWL day with a link to my query form querymanager.com/query/1006 Query me here! I look forward to hearing from you.

An historical romance NOT set in the Regency or Victorian era. As much as I love them, let's explore some other time periods! #mswl

Food writing, especially that which looks at the merging of food cultures or explores forgotten aspects, histories, etc. #mswl