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Query letter pitches this month have been SPECTACULAR. I have so many stories waiting in my inbox to be read.
Keep sending those 💯 submissions my way, please! #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

Literary Agent

Literary Agent
Melanie Gill Man @melgillman
“Therapist for ghosts” is such a great character idea and I’m still kinda mad the best example of it in a work of fiction to date is that awful Casper the Friendly Ghost movie.#mswl - ghost therapists, not casper retellings (i mean, maybe casper inspired tellings)

Literary Agent

Literary Agency
"Non-fic like Jim Collins GOOD TO GREAT, Susan Cain's QUIET & Charles Duhigg's THE POWER OF HABIT" @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Literary Agent

Literary Agent
In dry January, craving repping a wine novel. Must be as well done as @bbosker non-fic Cork Dork or @lauradave 800 Grapes. #mswl

Literary Agent
The New York Times @nytimes
With neither a ticket nor a passport, a 66-year-old woman slipped into Chicago O’Hare International Airport, sneaked onto a British Airways flight and traveled to London nyti.ms/2DZCJbiThis is a badass thriller that needs to be written. The Spy Who Grannied! #MSWL

Literary Agency
We are very happy to welcome our newest #literaryagent @JoePParsons to the team! He's looking for amazing contemporary literary fiction that captures an era or impactful non-fiction. #mswl

Literary Agent

Literary Agent
THE SPY WHO PLAYED BASEBALL sounds like something I would have loved to have represented! #mswl #picturebook #nonfiction
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Literary Agent
Here’s my new #MSWL blog post! I’m on the hunt for #nonfiction #romance and #WomensFiction bit.ly/2Dtgeu7

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Would totally read a novel based on this lady. #mswl mobile.nytimes.com/2018/01/22/us/…

Literary Agency
"YA novel about teens into rock climbing/gyms. The terminology, the gear... someone write that." @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl/

Literary Agent

Literary Agent

Literary Agent

Literary Agency
“Illustrated nonfiction. Gift books, comics, pop culture… Anything goes!” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation/

Literary Agent
When you're just too damn tired to read so, instead, you turn to your #MSWL Pinterest 😍 pinterest.com/kaitlynjohnson…

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Atlas Obscura @atlasobscura
The Paris Morgue may have existed so that friends and family of the dead could identify anonymous bodies, but towards the end of 19th century few visitors came with any intention of looking for a missing person. They had a single goal: to see the dead up-close. pic.twitter.com/5uUz4Z3Uxtum hello #mswl














