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Also if you've written a YA Thriller or Horror, I'd love to see it. As well, select YA Fantasy will also be considered. YA with a quirky unique cast of characters is a yes, please!
#WritingCommunity #amquerying #MSWL

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At long last, I have a #MSWL! Find the link below and in my bio: manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/hannβ¦

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βCreepy horror stories for MG and YA readers.β @agentvicenteΒ #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

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It's been a while, but I've updated my #MSWL! Find the link below and in my bio: bit.ly/3vx9lnR #amquerying

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Alison Weiss @alioop7
So, my writer friends . . . twitter.com/seanmwrites/stβ¦
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Weirdly excited about having a #MSWL profile now. π manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/saraβ¦

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PS. I also want to see some atmospheric horror by marginalized writers. Show me what you got! #MSWL

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Adult (cont'd):
- Cozy mystery novels in the vein of @LatinaSleuths' Caribbean Kitchen Mystery series.
- Women's Fiction in the vein of Chanel Cleeton or Sabaa Tahir's All My Rage.
- Horror, horror, horror! Creepy, gory, scary AF! (2/6) #mswl

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MG across the board: Heartwarming & funny contemporary, mysteries, humor, horror, adventure, or some blend of all those. Touches of magic.

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MG horror, too: Spooky stories, stories that are a little bit creepier than you feel like they should be for middle graders. (More HIDE AND SEEKER than DOLL BONES, if that makes sense? It makes sense to me.)

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Adult: Horror of all stripes - psychological, body horror, folk horror, gothic, occult, hauntings, genre blends: horror/mystery, horror/thriller, etc. I gravitate more toward literary & upmarket writing than commercial.
YA: Same as above, basically!

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Erin Clyburn @erin_clyburn
All right, I promised a #MSWL update today, so here it is! My wishlists on my agency page & personal website are still valid, but I'm going to thread the things that are top of mind for me right now:I'll start with horror, because it's what I'm thinking about most these days. I'm looking for horror for all audiences:

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-- SELLING SUNSET -- I wonder if someone out there has written a thriller/horror about glamorous realtors meeting untimely ends or getting caught up with solving a murderπ€














