Oh, one last request! If you are an expert in the field and have the next Never Split the Difference, send to me NOW *grabby hands*

Arts and crafts. I'm a quilter and crafter. Give me books on sewing, quilting, and other crafts. Books on how to create an Etsy/craft business would also be good.

This is a major want: give me your nonfiction emotional intelligence books. Narrative is okay IF you are a professional and have the science and research to back it up. I want the next The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F@ck. I'd also love to see an EQ book geared for teens.

First, send me all the business proposals. Everything from social media marketing, leadership strategies, communication, and motivation. Additionally, how can we care for employees while growing a business?

Hi friends. I'm going to close to queries Feb 1 to focus on my clients and requests. Before I do, I would love to see some more #nonfiction in my box. Click on thread for #MSWL #WritingCommunity 🧵(screwed up first thread and trying again)

Looking for more commercial fiction, literary fiction, platform-driven nonfiction, commercial children's books & graphic novels.
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Give me SKINS, DEGRASSI, DERRY GIRLS, ONE TREE HILL, MY MAD FAT DIARY #MSWL

I saw a tweet this weekend that said that agents are “like kids who don’t know what they want to eat” — referring to the fact that, sometimes, even when a writer submits something that seems like it matches our #mswl, we still pass. (1/6)

"I want stories that celebrate neurodiversity, from authors who are themselves neurodivergent, both in fiction and nonfiction, middle grade, young adult, and adult."
@ericsmithrocks #MSWL

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#AgentUpdate: On February 1, 2023, I will again close to queries so that I can catch up with the wonderful things in my inbox. To find out what I am seeking, please check out my most current #mswl: manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/susa…

"I love diverse and inclusive young adult novels that reflect the world, and what the world could be."
@ericsmithrocks #MSWL

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Anything comparable to WEDNESDAY, SCREAM, or FEAR STREET #MSWL

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I’d like to see more YA horror in my submissions 😊 #MSWL

I love nonfiction but have very little of it on my list! Let's fix that, eh? I'm looking for high concept projects with a fun, commercial bent supported by your fantastic platform. Teach me something—hobbies, cooking, gardening. I want an adventure! #MSWL
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Boosting the #MSWL tonight!

Romance writers, I want to meet you! Please send me your erotic romances, your historicals, your romcoms, your villain and monster romances, your romantasies!

NOT a fit for:

-Time travel, portals

-Insects

-Prehistoric settings

-Assassins, organized crime

-Animal narrators or talking-animal characters, outside PBs

-Supernatural/fantastical characters other than ghosts, like faeries, vampires, werewolves, elves, dragons, mermaids

NOT a fit for:

-Art-only subs

-Graphic novels or comics (but I enjoy hybrid/illustrated novels—A MONSTER CALLS by Patrick Ness!)

-Christian religious themes (except for stories about leaving the religion) or parables

-Pirates

-Court fantasy

-Sci-fi (esp. aliens, space)

Generally NOT a fit for third-person. I’d work on some third-person books (esp. PBs!), but strongly prefer first-person, as I often find it easier to connect with a character’s voice & interiority in first-person.

I have nothing against third-person; this is just my own taste!