Absolutely! It’s one of my #MSWL items:

#MSWL
Romance
Women's Fiction
Historical Fiction
YA - select
Picture Books (author/illustrators)

Andrea can’t wait to find the book of her dreams…preferably if it walked there first 😎

Check out what else is on Andreas #MSWL here: corvisieroagency.com/andrea-kincaid.html

#WritingCommmunity #fantasy

"I'm interested in all subgenres of romance, particularly any that feature protagonists in their late twenties and beyond."
@roseferrao #MSWL
psliterary.com/submissions/

PSA: my Twitter account is becoming updates/retweets only for the foreseeable future, but all my publishing advice and #MSWL tweets are all still up! (Query me?)

I'm on Threads and Instagram at the same username--fair warning, it's mostly travel/food pics and adoption thoughts.

this vibe is #mswl 👀

I really, really, REALLY can't wait to read your books.

And, my usual disclaimer, if your work contains any of the following: scammers, heists, something 'Highsmithian,' fish out of water, rich people behaving badly, or a Carson McCullers comp... PLEASE DO APPLY!

Oh, I forgot BAD SUMMER PEOPLE. I loved BAD SUMMER PEOPLE.

Fun might mean: turning tropes on their heads (COUNTERFEIT), acute social commentary (WHITE IVY and SUN DAMAGE), sending us to mind-boggling locations (MIDNIGHT and THE DIVE), or a steady drip of dark humor (HOW TO KILL YOUR FAMILY). Hit me with whatever you've got in this space

In terms of crime and thriller, perhaps ironically, I want books in this space that feel fun! I'm slightly fatigued by the gloomier end of the spectrum within this genre...

On the contemporary side, I want a sharp, provocative story like LUSTER and a character study equal parts hilarious and heart-piercing, as in WRITERS AND LOVERS and STANDARD DEVIATION.

I'm also nostalgic for the epic love stories I read and watched on the screen growing up. Call me old-fashioned, but where are the 2023 equivalents of THE ENGLISH PATIENT, TITANIC, LOVE STORY, ATONEMENT? Make me cry, people!

I'm also craving literary suspense in the pre-internet era. Think: Christine Mangan, Emma Flint, Clare Fuller. Help me escape and keep me gripped!

20th century European glamour is always a draw, but I'd really, really love an historical novel set outside the periods and places we see over and over.

I'm still hungry for historical! On that front: I can't stop thinking about GREAT CIRCLE, which I waited a criminally long time to read. I'm desperate for an epic family novel told across timelines and generations.

The summer slowdown may be hiding this year, but I'm still on (a very aggressive) hunt for some page-turning submissions to read in the sunshine (come back, sun)! A #mswl 🧵:

I have been craving fantasy romance lately. I should post some of my recent reads but here to say #MSWL

"Send me family sagas that recontextualize intergenerational trauma from a modern perspective."
@ceciliaclyra #MSWL
psliterary.com/submissions/

Romance in books>>> romance irl

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