I'd love to see something like this article. It's dark, it's messed up, but I'd be riveted. #MSWL mobile.nytimes.com/2012/05/13/mag…

Stories with very flawed but somehow personable characters making poor decisions. Stories with bold plotting and big character arcs. #MSWL

I'd be interested in repping more stories informed by trans-generational trauma and the intersection of power and dignity #MSWL

I love luscious, lyrical writing in YA--think Stiefvater, Black, and more. #MSWL

Would love to see some MG and YA magical realism but grounded in our world #mswl

Poly relationships both in and out of the romance genre #MSWL

Also, I see almost no Latinx submissions. Can apply to literally any category I mention today. So let's get on that. #MSWL

YA that has a romance but the two don't end up together in the end. Give me hopeful instead of an HEA #MSWL

Adult historical fiction focusing on the female perspective #MSWL

YA where the parents are like, real characters. Not dead. Not absent. But there and actually parents #MSWL

Let's talk #MSWL PBs: I want lyrical writing with gorgeous imagery.

I want MG and YA (not exclusively though) w/ charas of color who aren't just white kids with a tan in terms of how they see the world #MSWL

Roguish bad boys in YA always! #MSWL

DITTO. #MSWL

I saw a pitch for this on #pitmad but I missed it in the shuffle. If it was yours, send it to me and reference #pitmad and #MSWL.

YA with female gangs, guilds, or adventure squads #MSWL

I voted! All the cool kids are doing it. #MSWL for politically engaged fiction for kids.

Always and forever. Give me Chemistry! #MSWL In YA though.

High fantasy YA with a unique magic system #MSWL

Basically, don’t give me European fairy tale princesses. I want the fantasy of being a princess livened up and pushed ahead. #MSWL