Open to memoir but it’s not one of my primary genres. I prefer essay collections (I’m a massive Meghan Daum fan) but are a tough sell #mswl

I want Aaron Sorkin-style, pretty much unrealistic, but oh-so-fun banter. #MSWL

I always, always want sweet, beautiful MG that touches on adversity but doesn't wallow in the morose. #MSWL

Non Fic by QUANTIFIABLE *experts* w/ platform! In business, career, lifestyle, parenting, health/wellness, cooking, pop culture #mswl

We're always on the lookout for well-written literary thrillers with an international setting! #MSWL

I say this a lot but: Contemporary MG and YA with a well-executed, creative splash of something extra (sci-fi, fantasy, etc.) #mswl

Female-driven thrillers, but no one is a sociopath or a drunk. #MSWL

FYI my summer reading list: Modern Lovers, Sweetbitter, The Girls, Girls on Fire, Rich & Pretty, The Assistants, Better Half #mswl

#ShoutYourAbortion, somehow made appropriate for YA. #MSWL

I want psychological literary horror starring real people in semi-realistic situations. No slasher stories or monsters for me, thanks. #MSWL

Near future tech advancement ramifications, non-dystopia, YA #MSWL

I love WF that depicts realistic friendships/sibling relationships, warts and all. #MSWL

Past/present narrative structure (i.e. Losing The Light, Last Letter From Your Lover, American Wife, Beautiful Ruins) #mswl

Would love a modern retelling of House of Mirth. #MSWL

Sweeping multi POV plots that show all sides of a big story (i.e. Elin Hilderbrand, Jodi Picoult, Emma Straub, Liane Moriarty) #mswl

I don't have to like a main character but must be compelled. Luckiest Girl Alive, Everybody Rise, Eeny Meeny good examples. #MSWL

An evergreen one for me - women's fiction with childfree characters who do not change their minds in the end. #MSWL

Pop culture addicted YA contemporary for the snapchat generation #MSWL

Plot driven study of human nature & families (i.e. Did You Ever Have A Family, Everything I Never Told You, When She Was Gone) #mswl

YA fantasy from the maybe-not-villain's perspective #MSWL