Fantasy | MsWishList

· 17 Nov 2017

Good morning! I would love to see an adult SFF project with a thriller plot. Murder, mayhem, heists--something exciting that MOVES, set inside an immersive speculative world. #MSWL

· 16 Nov 2017

With The Breakfast Club on in the background today, I’d love a SciFi/Fantasy themed Breakfast Club (MG or YA only!) #MSWL

· 16 Nov 2017

Ziggy @mrjafri

Every little girl can be both Tinker Bell and a Bounty Hunter #WishUponAStarWars pic.twitter.com/Ihgp9y1bJ9

MG or YA SFF #mswl

· 15 Nov 2017

Susan Hawk @susanhawk

Fantasy that uses American folklore – Johnny Appleseed, Paul Bunyan etc – as part of its DNA. #MSWL

Replying to @susanhawk

In terms of genre, my favorites (in no particular order) are: mystery, fantasy, sci-fi, hist-fic. I love a genre mash-up. #MSWL

· 15 Nov 2017

Susan Hawk @susanhawk

YA, MG and PB projects that are feminist in nature. #MSWL

Replying to @susanhawk

Fantasy that uses American folklore – Johnny Appleseed, Paul Bunyan etc – as part of its DNA. #MSWL

Fantasy

· 15 Nov 2017

I'm looking for:
Adult: fantasy, thriller, contemporary romance, rom. com., mystery, & sci-fi.
YA: fantasy, sci-fi, horror, contemporary, thriller, & mystery. I love dark & twisty, light & funny, & stories with or without romance. querylynnette (at) theseymouragency.com #MSWL

· 14 Nov 2017

#MSWL #ownvoices genre fiction that's relentlessly inventive, with deep, rich world-building on every page. Make me shake my head in astonishment at your level of creativity. #scifi #fantasy #speculative

· 12 Nov 2017

"Magical Realism, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Alternative History, Historical Fiction." @kurestinarmada #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

· 11 Nov 2017

Katherine Fabian @krfabian

Concept: Werewolves with irregular shifting cycles

“Yeah, I haven’t shifted in, like—“ *checks app* “—42 days? So I’m just chaining myself up in the basement every night, you know? A bit annoying, but it saves on mess.”

#MSWL! Intelligent/humanoid #SFF species dealing with real life issues that make sense for their physiology/society with a combination of technology, logic/common sense, and snark.

· 10 Nov 2017

Sarah Guan @Sarah_Guan

Also, there are multiple narratives in any conflict. Whose story are you telling—and why? Is it the most interesting version of this war? Give me postwar occupation, colonialism-in-the-name-of-peace, refugees/displacement, war crimes trials, &c. #MSWL #SFF twitter.com/mary_c_moore/s…

Replying to @Sarah_Guan

War disproportionately/differently impacts different populations w/in the same society. Veterans vs civilians, but also: different socioecon groups, industries (wartime vs peacetime economies), urban vs rural, ethnic minorities—esp ones w/ historic ties to "the enemy." #MSWL #SFF