Horror
Chris Hernandez @ChrisMakesBooks · 30 Jun 2016
Creepy middle grade that's more about the emotion than the horror factor--like that you'd see from Neil Gaiman or Holly Black. #mswl
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor · 30 Jun 2016
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor
also looking for horror set in cities. so much of what I see is small-town stuff.#MSWL
oops, one final note on horror: do not send me Christian-inspired end-of-days stuff. I'm not the right editor for it.
#MSWL
Jennie Goloboy @JennieGoloboy · 30 Jun 2016
Adorable body horror, like Beetlejuice or Simon Green's Dead Boy (from the Nightside series) #mswl
maria vicente @msmariavicente · 30 Jun 2016
I want to see a lot more middle grade in my inbox! Specific things: horror, historical with a magical twist, and environmental themes. #MSWL
maria vicente @msmariavicente · 30 Jun 2016
A gorgeously written & legitimately scary YA Horror is at the top of my #MSWL. (Genre horror, not paranormal.)
Moe Ferrara is in need of coffee @inthesestones · 30 Jun 2016
Lastly, who here remembers Christopher Pike? Along with something like ASYLUM, I want to find his brand of horror/thriller in YA. #MSWL
Shira Hoffman @ShiraSHoffman · 30 Jun 2016
Creepy horror/SFF based on American legends like Lore (podcast) or Supernatural. Witches, spells, things that go bump in the night #mswl
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor · 30 Jun 2016
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor
especially interested in non-western culture horror#MSWL
also looking for horror set in cities. so much of what I see is small-town stuff.
#MSWL
Alec Shane @alecdshane · 30 Jun 2016
#MSWL. Horror of all kinds. I'm a little wary of the usual tropes - vampires, demons, werewolves, etc. - but always looking for horror
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor · 30 Jun 2016
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor
first: horror.all types.
supernatural, non-supernatural. monsters, psychos, all of it. do not be afraid to be dark.
#MSWL
especially interested in non-western culture horror
#MSWL
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor · 30 Jun 2016
Melissa Ann Singer @maseditor
I only edit books for adult readers. Do not send me any middle grade, YA, or Teen stuff.#MSWL
first: horror.
all types.
supernatural, non-supernatural. monsters, psychos, all of it. do not be afraid to be dark.
#MSWL
Pande Literary @agent_ayesha · 30 Jun 2016
We'd also love to see some voicy YA horror with diverse characters. #MSWL
Lauren E. MacLeod @Lauren_MacLeod · 30 Jun 2016
And all I ever want to read for fun in the summers are mysteries/horror/thrillers, so now would be a great time to query a YA one! #mswl
Natascha Morris @SoCalledYALife · 30 Jun 2016
#MSWL: I would be interested in a dark fantasy/horror mix. Very atmospheric with literary writing would be best
Stacey Graham 🛋️ @staceyigraham · 30 Jun 2016
Shake it down, shake it down now. Writers, I'm looking for spooky MG and Gothic horror. Humorous too? Bring it. #MSWL
Carlisle Spiderwebber @carliebeth · 30 Jun 2016
#MSWL horror (gothic, bloody, any kind!) for any age I rep. I live for Halloween. Scare me!
Victoria Marini @LitAgentMarini · 30 Jun 2016
#MSWL Creepy, Gothic, Suspenseful Horror over gruesome bloody slasher horror (always).
Alex Slater @abuckslater · 30 Jun 2016
Middle grade: Horror, but in a creepy, atmospheric, @kennethoppel THE NEST kind of way. #MSWL
Jessica Sinsheimer @jsinsheim · 30 Jun 2016
You should note that incredibly cheesy horror, if done well, is just fine with me. #MSWL
Annie Bomke @ABLiterary · 30 Jun 2016
I want psychological literary horror starring real people in semi-realistic situations. No slasher stories or monsters for me, thanks. #MSWL