#MSWL nytimes.com/2017/04/16/nyr…

"Diverse, geeky #YA love stories. Brown kids smitten at Comic Con?" @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl/

LOVED The Last King (Bierkebeinerne). Anyone writing #ya #fantasy in alt hist Norway w/ WICKED CROSS COUNTRY SKIING?? #mswl

"This is a major wish list item: #YA featuring an online friendship started through fandom." @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation/

#MSWL If anyone has written a book the way Stephen Conrad wrote @PatriotAmazon , send it! #satire #darkcomedy

If you're not listening to Flash Forward podcast, you should. And if you have a MS with a twisted, science-based future, query me. #MSWL

"Non-fiction Pop Psychology, Cooking, Design, Humor, Narrative, Photography." @kurestinarmada #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Dolphins & sea lions working for the Navy. There's got to be a great romantic supsense book w/ this background #mswl google.com/amp/s/amp.busi…

#MSWL: high-stakes, well-paced stories like this thread

Would love to see a book exploring how women in positions of power (Rousseff, Park, HRC) are held to a higher ethical standard #MSWL

#MSWL: more #ownvoices projects ft. char.-driven stories that can open up to what's going on in diff. parts of the world & raise awareness

#MSWL and what this headline doesn't say is that he brought along his younger sister and obeyed every street sign.

Also, YA Orphan Black is still very much on my #mswl so if you've got girls + science + suspense + queer romance + found family: gimme

#mswl twitter.com/summerbrennan/…

Um, yes please. #MSWL #YA

(no wait, a few other key words: magicians, lesbians, cooking, child narrators, gymnastics, unrequited love, ambitious women, fat women)

As usual this list isn't exhaustive, and I never know what I might fall in love with. Submission guidelines are here blakefriedmann.co.uk/submissions

But I'm also keen to expand into science writing this year, particularly in areas of health and technology - if you have an idea, speak up!

In non-fiction, as always I'm looking for groundbreaking new ideas in personal growth and self-help, and beautiful voices.

In commercial women's fiction, I'm really looking for books for the 20-30 age bracket at the moment.