Blue Ticket was thrilling and sad and just the most perfect literary/dystopian novel. The ending broke my heart... and I'd love to see more books like this in my inbox! #MSWL

Sapphic rom coms in adult and YA. That's it. That's the #MSWL tweet.

Okee dokee. Queries are reopened. I see some of you are already on that! But here’s a re-up of last week’s #MSWL thread. #querytip

“Stories with a feminist angle—both for fiction and nonfiction—have a special place in my heart.” @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Our #submissions have reopened today, check out what I’m looking for this year below and on our website: watsonlittle.com/agent/megan-ca… #MSWL

I’m so excited to open to queries tomorrow! Rather than tweet my every wish, I updated my #mswl page. Check it out, and if you think I’m a fit for your work, send it my way! #amagenting manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/kell…

😭😭😭 I am CRYING will someone please drop a very sweet gay quest story in my inbox?? #MSWL

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(Lmao Paloma....)

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I was reminded that i can just #MSWL these things haha

For MG readers, I’m keen to find a funny, female focused story with series potential (think Louise Rennison or Karen McCombie) and an adventure story for that age group too. I love anything creepy and spooky, so please send anything like that along to me too.

In YA, I’d love to find a big epic love story that’s contemporary and someone writing horror for this age group too. I loved A Good Girls Guide to Murder and would be keen to see anything akin to that.

In Non-Fiction, I’m always on the lookout for good narrative writing and memoir on the issues we’re facing in the world today. I also have particular interest in people writing about film, music and popular culture.

I’m also really keen on black comedy, I loved My Sister the Serial Killer and would love to find writing in that vein as well as big juicy regional family drama that spans generations.

In fiction I’d love to see high concept love stories for both commercial and reading group/literary crossover readers. I’m keen to see historical fiction and gothic horror - think Stacey Halls, Laura Purcell and Bridget Collins.

I'm looking for a fantastic and smart heist novel, whether set in a contemporary world or speculative. If it has multi-pov or a crew, SIGN ME UP.

Overall themes I'd like:

- Grey morality
- Small town settings with intricate interpersonal relationships
- Angst
- Soft boys, especially those who can admit feelings
- Slow burn romance
- Enemies to lovers
- Childhood best friends
- Fae (think Holly Black)

I want MORE Latinx writers and stories. I'm Puerto Rican so would love to see some of my culture reflected back as well as Latinx authors who write Magical Realism.

My list is pretty speculative so I'd love more contemporary! Anything that explores platonic and romantic relationships, family, growing up, difficult decisions, etc.

Across the board, I'd love to see more disability/chronic pain representation.

Characters who are not "broken" or seen through a lens of pity, but fully fleshed out and granted agency.