Would love more graphic novels and author-illustrators for all ages, too!

I also love horror horror - YA, middle-grade, even commercial-literary adult fiction. Creepy, cinematic psychological horror with some kind of genre twist or social justice message would be an absolute dream.

I'd also love some comedy-horror in middle-grade. I don't know what that looks like, but I do know I love ghosts and zombies.

On the subject of middle-grade, I'm still not seeing enough comedy by women. I continue to wax about it, but @sharnajackson's HIGH RISE MYSTERY is the perfect example of a funny, clever adventure with all the life and representation that I'm looking for.

I would so love for these stories to be funny, silly, celebratory - in all possible genres (but especially comedy or horror, FYI) and up and down the age-ranges, but especially middle-grade.

...trans characters; incidental working-class backdrops; all kinds of BAME stories...give me life in all it's beautiful variation! My inbox is still not showing me this, so at JULA we're cooking up ways of removing this barrier that still must exist for writers submitting to us.

Always, always, #ownvoices stories from under-represented writers and characters – including neuroatypical protagonists; characters with visible and invisible disabilities; stories involving unpaid carers and young carers; the broadest definition of queer love / sex stories...

Unrelated but if anyone is working on a book about Anne Bonny I would be very interested #mswl

now that many editors are working remotely from home, I've been sending out lots of new picture book stories from my author/illustrators... here's to reading! #MSWL and big hugs to #kidlitart peeps xo

This is weirdly specific (blame my subconscious) but I’d love to see a YA where the MC is dealing with the fallout of a parent’s very public arrest as a serial killer, and the true crime aficionados and podcasters who now hound their family. #MSWL

It's a great time to be writing for Love Inspired! I have some wonderful LI authors on my list, and would love to add more. #MSWL

#MSWL. I always find some of my best projects during difficult times. Because I know any book that can take me out of the present and keep my attention is a winner. So please send on those projects. I need a great distraction from the news!

#MSWL. Please send me some light, fun reading! Romantic comedies & uplifting women's fiction. Historical fiction set in glamorous locales and a glamorized past like THE GIRL IN WHITE GLOVES or AND THEY CALLED IT CAMELOT.

"A gender-bending James Bond-esque character (but not as smarmy) who's an eco-warrior on a mission to save the earth." @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Heartily in the mood for a project where setting/atmosphere feels like a character in and of itself.

#MSWL

How Passions Inform the Books an Agent Represents and the Requests She Makes #MSWL bookendsliterary.com/2020/03/12/how…

Someone put this in a book and submit it to me ASAP #MSWL

I'd love to add more #horror to my list for #MG #YA and adult #F. We're due for another rise of vampires soon, aren't we? #MSWL #WishlistWednesday

I've been dying for this ever since I became an agent. It's on my permanent #MSWL, but doesn't hurt to reiterate it here! Send me your comps to THE WESTING GAME, GREENGLASS HOUSE, & THE PARKER INHERITANCE!

Ripped-from-the-headlines, true-crime inspired fiction along the lines of Darling Rose Gold #MSWL #WishlistWednesday