I'd love a Hysteria (yes, the movie with Maggie Gyllenhaal) in book form. Except maybe add in some female inventors. #MSWL

Give me complex, sympathetic villains. Heroes who aren't necessarily good. MCs who roll with the punches but aren't happy about it #MSWL

I still want my "Let's say the world is ending in 10 days and suddenly everyone wants everyone to know the truth" YA novel. #MSWL

Fantasy with a disabled character who has magic, but NOT a "magical cure." #ownvoices #MSWL

YA inspired by the DAPL issue. Black Lives Matters. PP. #MSWL

Where are all the obsessed architect MCs? A time travel element could be fun, too. #MSWL

I love the idea of an entire high school being forced to work together against a (supernatural? Apocalyptic?) threat. #MSWL #YA

Is your book (especially YA) about social justice, protesting, and movements? #MSWL

Steamy romance with verbal consent, and a twist on the normal dynamic. DO you have a lady billionaire and her male secretary? #MSWL

Chosen one who would really rather not be chosen, thanks. #MSWL

And women's fiction with women with depression that aren't told in the stereotypical ways. Make it feel real! #MSWL

Yes!! Female nazi punchers! #MSWL historical or contemporary

Seconded! As well as anything dealing with the contrasts or transition between online and in-person relationships. #MSWL

Women's fiction with messy, complicated women who fuck up but aren't "unlikeable". #MSWL

Think all the danger and action of Bones, Castle, Quantico, Blindspot with a sweet romance. #MSWL

Our first #MSWL of the day: Miss Congeniality meets The Bachelor. (We know, it sounds perfect, right?)

#MSWL So much of fiction acquisition is discussion of comp titles. I'd love to see your novel if it might be a logical comp to one of these:

One of my favorite shows in the history of ever. More like it, please! #MSWL

YA ensemble casts! Give me coworkers at the after-school job, sports teams, high school clubs. #MSWL

Looking for some proactive, feminist MG characters. Let's celebrate stories like Marley Dias's. #MSWL theguardian.com/books/2016/feb…