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· 13 Sep 2018

Rena *nobody sees the bones* Rossner @renarossner

I would really really love to find an adult upmarket, literary novel to work on. Something that will make me cry. Bonus points for magical realism. #MSWL

Me too. 😈 #mswl

· 13 Sep 2018

Anything with a dog as a beloved sidekick. I have a dog who is my beloved sidekick, sorry not sorry. #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Sarah Guan @Sarah_Guan

#MSWL: anti-colonialist adult #SFF that’s not just about throwing off the hegemon’s rule, but also the complexities of economic independence, recovering lost cultural heritage, & constituting a government that doesn’t replicate oppressive structures put in place by the colonizer.

I would love to see this. #mswl

· 13 Sep 2018

Immigration stories in MG and YA #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Would especially love a MG graphic novel that could be described in the above way! #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Middle grade that addresses tough issues (mental illness, grief, family dynamics, etc) with a light touch and a strong dash of hope #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Funny contemporary middle grade with a high concept twist #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

YA historical fiction set in the 1950s-70s, where the story offers insight/parallels to contemporary culture #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

New takes on myths and fairy tales from non-western cultures #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Magical realism in MG and YA, especially where the magic is tied to the setting or the season. Place as character is a fav story element for me #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

PS, I have a special soft spot for fake dating turned romance (yes, just like anyone else who watched and loved #ToAllTheBoys 1-6 times recently! But also, remember the Debra Messing classic The Wedding Date? 😍) #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

A smarty, juicy rom com; would especially like to read a queer rom com #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Alex Arnold @alexyarnold

I’m late to the #MSWL party this week but I can still hang, right? Here’s what I’m looking for right now:

YA of all genres that feature friendships as found families #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

Mark Rees @reviewwales

"The Pwca (Pooka) would maliciously lead benighted men astray. Appearing with a lantern or candle in front of the traveller, they would lead them through rocky and dangerous places, before suddenly laughing ironically, blowing out the candle and disappearing."
#FolkloreThursday pic.twitter.com/Lb3fUg05yn

Omg #mswl

· 13 Sep 2018

More SF/F in translation pls #MSWL

· 13 Sep 2018

#MSWL

HIGH CONCEPT

YA

CONTEMPORARY

· 13 Sep 2018

Ooh, #mswl day! Right now I’m craving great SF/horror mashups, general dark horror, PI mysteries, gothic suspense, and dark thrillers - YA & adult! Diverse voices always a plus!