Here's a wonderful #MSWL from @PinaRamona:

"I want some magical realism and/or fabulism! YA/Crossover Adult like Like Water for Chocolate, The Inheritance of Orquídea Divina, & The Water Dancer, or MG stories in the vein of anime Spirited Away & Princess Mononoke"

Yay for @TheTobiasAgency #mswl day. I rep all things #kidlit and right now I am dying for a Ren Faire book or cosplay book. Passing the baton to @LaneHeymont for his MSWL

Hiya! It’s #mswl day @TheTobiasAgency! I rep #kidlit, PB-YA, F and NF. Full wishlist can be found via the link in my bio, but today I am craving laugh-out-loud funny MG and YA, any genre, just make me laugh! Bonus if the book can also make me tear up. Tagging @SoCalledYALife!

I'm looking for all fiction in mg and ya, plus adult SFF (from the lightest touch to high) and romance. Especially looking for queer and disabled representation. Full details in link in bio. Tagging @KellyDHouse to go next in this @TheTobiasAgency #mswl day!

#mswl Now I'm settled at @TheTobiasAgency, I'm open to queries: esp. seeking mystery, suspense, thrillers; nonfiction highlighting unique and diverse perspectives; romance (MG thru adult); querymanager.com/query/jacquili… Also tagging
@Sarah_Nicolas--what are you looking for?

"Romance, Literary, Commercial, Suspense, Young Adult, Middle Grade, and Picture Books." @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Since I've seen some queries come in, just a reminder that I don't represent picture books. Or adult mysteries and thrillers that aren't speculative. (This is why they aren't options for genres in my query manager form) #mswl

Binge-watching Ultimate Beastmaster and reading Wings of Fire has stoked my appetite for action-packed middle grade where kids/creatures compete in an arena or some kind of epic contest.

Does anyone have a manuscript matching this description? 🤔#MSWL

“I love spooky picture books! If your picture book has ghosts, haunted houses, or cobwebs, send it my way.” @adriamgoetz #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Generational stories of parenthood and family with non-binary and/or trans characters in the commercial or historical adult fiction genre (ie. heavy with plot!)” @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Thank so much for reaching out! I’m not currently considering crime novels. I’m looking for MG and YA sci fi, fantasy and contemporary, and romance (any sub-genre) #mswl

“I’d really love to get more YA horror in my inbox. Smart horror. I don’t want gore, I want a story that creeps me out, and asks questions I don’t want answers to.” @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl

#MSWL For when I reopen, a thought-provoking but commercial YA from the perspective of the "mean girl" (but I want to understand her, her motivations, background, and want the audience to feel sympathetic towards her).

“Send me all your ghost stories. I'll take adult fiction (scary or fun), a history of haunted places in America, an illustrated book—you name it, I'm here for it. Spook me!” @claire_m_harris #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Oh I forgot the magic tag. #MSWL for books about abortion providers and abortion provider networks. Fiction or nonfiction. Less Handmaid's Tale, more Jane Collective.

#MSWL because this is my fav of favs 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

BONUS: if you send me a MS with this and we end up on a call there is a 99% chance you will hear all about WHY this is fav version of this trope not once... but TWICE over.

“Remember the trend of adult couple resort romcom movies? Share with me your diverse thriller/suspense equivalents.” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

More #MSWL: A rich, commercial summer story set in a traditionally Black beach community like Highland Beach, Maryland, Idlewild, Michigan, or Oak Bluffs, Mass

More #MSWL: a novel like COUNTERFEIT -- entertaining, glittery, and satisfying on the level of plot-heavy, page-turning caper or romp, but also delivering on serious themes, exploring questions of race, identity, and consumerism

Still more #MSWL: a modern take on BBC classic Upstairs, Downstairs -- featuring relationships and tension between door staff of an urban apartment building and tenants, exploring class, race, and wealth disparity