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"Crime fiction like Louise Penny, Sue Grafton and Janet Evanovich." @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

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SparkNotes @SparkNotes
Darcy when Bingley forces him to attend the Meryton ball pic.twitter.com/szSg3X19G1Graphic Novels: I’d love classics reimagined with SparkNotes Twitter energy 😂 Would also love nonfiction w/Drunk History vibe! #MSWL

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Emma Theriault 🌹🕰🕯 @eltheriault
My friend lives in a house built in the early 1900s and her nearly three-year-old son has two “imaginary friends” named Francine and Harold and I don’t know how to break it to her that those are definitely ghosts.I mean, I think this would make an adorable children’s book—like a modern-day Casper the Friendly Ghost but I’d want an 8- or 9-year-old protagonist. #MSWL

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Literary Agent

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Hi, hello. Where is my East is East meets Billy Elliot coming of age novel?! #MSWL #submissions #wishlist

Literary Agent

Literary Agent

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“Historical fiction about interesting trades (e.g. fashion, perfume, baking, get creative!). Think THE GOWN, but open to lighter.” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

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Literary Agent

Literary Agent

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Literary Agency
“With non-fiction I want to learn something by accident, tell me a good story in a fun new way that keeps me thinking. I really enjoyed Carlo Rovelli’s SIX BRIEF LESSONS ON PHYSICS.” @maureen_moretti #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

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Chuck Wendig @ChuckWendig
@StaciaDecker Gotta keep twisting it though — what is the next turn? Gotta be more WTFery afoot. A connection between murderer and framed target of some kind.Right -- it has to get more and more intricate. Which is where I say #mswl and leave it to the authors to figure out, bwahaha.













