Maybe I should start looking at cookbooks/baking books #MSWL

Can I get Turning Red but make it adult literary? (I love the idea of immigrating with the cultural folk tale/magical realism element) #MSWL

Nepali writers, I’m looking for a YA Nepali fantasy! Give me romance and awesome characters. I want it! #MSWL

Hi new friends and old, thanks for the well wishes & support. Since it's pub lunch official...I'm thrilled to share the #mswl of my dreams and I hope to see some cool submissions soon! manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/jenn…

I'd love to publish more Korean kidlit, especially picture books! If you have translated samples or potential project, give a shout! #MSWL (agented only please and thank you)

And a little #MSWL refresh for good measure:
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Officially still acquiring for SMP/Minotaur, now as an assistant editor. More horror submissions please.
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🎉Excited to share that I've been promoted to assistant editor! 🎉 Thx to everyone who helped me reach this milestone (and watched me cut off my hair and regrow it during the pandemic 🙃). Here’s to meeting agents and acquiring for my own list! Stay tuned for my #mswl

I want a plant book! I want a nonfiction plant book that makes it easy to take care of plants at home, in an apartment, ideally, some things that are edible! I can never tell if I'm doing something right with herbs and searching the internet is tiresome...🌱#MSWL

Bonus points if it incorporates any of the following stories:

Heungbu and Nolbu
Son of the Cinnamon Tree
The Tale of Shim Cheong

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Reinventions of Korean folk tales and/or creating a new story following the folk tale structure #MSWL

Stories where you’d go “I know that’s not real but I would not be surprised if it were” #MSWL

Stories *informed* by cultural background as opposed to *about* one’s cultural background #MSWL

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if any agents & publishing people are interested in connecting, let’s talk books!! ☺️📚 (or we could talk about my cats...)

mysteries: millennial cozy mysteries with unique younger settings, quirky characters, and the charm and sharp sleuthing that make cozies so much fun

historical fiction: female-led historical fiction from underrepresented and/or lesser explored times and/or places in history, especially stories from authentic voices

(i’d also like to see some genre blending romventures that combine romance/action and adventure/mystery/comedy. love pointing to DIAL A FOR AUNTIES; it’s so good)

romance: both contemporary and historical romcoms and millennial romance/women’s fiction; give me ALL the banter, chemistry, strong-willed MCs. i want to laugh AND cry!

i’m so lucky to work with some truly incredible people, and with this happy news, I’ll be looking to acquire and expand my list! so I’m taking a page out of @angelakim_’s book and adding my #MSWL in a 🧵 here—