Also, I'd be remiss not add that I'd particularly love to see some things in the 14-16 category that have adventure vibes like Indiana Jones or survival vibes: think an older boy scout group gets lost or cut off from society, or someone wonders through a portal to a new world.

#MSWL Give me boy-centric middle grade firmly in the 10-13 (think Space Case, Hatchet) category & also give me boy-centric younger YA perfect for 14-16 year old's. Think The Shadow Road, Patrick Ness books. Reference this in referral line with MSWL boy MG 10-13 / 14-16.

We look forward to opening that submission window soon. Until then, here's my revised #MSWL
manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/terrie-wolf/

The full moon’s here, and so is my inbox! Ready to devour your speculative, magical, and gothic stories—bring me the grit, the heart, the thrill that makes me stay up all night. #mswl is here!
manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/jessica-berg/

Full moon vibes, spooky stories, & my inbox are officially open! Hunting for twisty thrillers, epic STEMinist hist fic, gothic romances w/ supernatural tension, &speculative fiction that keeps me guessing. Got a manuscript with heart and grit? Send it my way. #MSWL #amquerying

Space fantasy writers, please #MSWL

The 40 will comprise of adult fiction, mainly, with the odd non-fiction project thrown in. I'll do a more specific MSWL in the coming days ready for when I open up. I will use Query Manager like before and will keep my semi-personalized rejections system.

My list will be more focused on middle-grade & YA fiction this time, leaning about 60/40 in that direction. No one else at DMLA is currently looking for MG so I'm thrilled to be able to fill that gap. When I open up to queries, I'll seeking mainly MG in the first instance.

Here's my news: I'm returning to a literary agenting with @MaassLitAgency ! I've taken my time over this decision and I truly feel that agenting, and this agency, is the best fit for me. Editors, let's chat! More deets in the thread below for those interested! 🧵

Hi writers - I'm still closed to queries, but if there are any Indigenous writers with query-ready projects, I would like to invite you to query me now anyway. I would love to hear from you. #MSWL

idk this is kind of a #mswl vibe … liminal spaces … nineties neon coding … speculative horror … mmm yes

After hanging at the indie bookstore this weekend, it is really apparent i need more comedy picture books. Fun stories. High concept. #MSWL

#mswl

I feel like my picture book “brand” as an editor is on fully evident based on the titles of my 2026 books alone: Broccoli Is Trying to Kill Me, I Told a Little Lie, and If My Sister Were a Worm… #cheekyhumor #mswl

Had the privilege of reading SO many great books this year, I thought I'd put together a visual #mswl

These titles are all amazing and I'd love to see something similar!

*forever haunted by the books I didn't get to add to this list*

#mswl

Ok, #writingcommunity ! We finally did it. Check out our editor's #mswl for our open submission period in early 2025. This is the time for unagented authors to send us their manuscripts for consideration 🖤

manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/ariell-cacciola/

#folkhorror #mystery #horror #ghosts #gothic

Ok, agents and authors. It's me! Your friendly, local editor. I'm starting to build my 2026 list. Interested in what I'm looking for? Sure, you are. Here's my #mswl .

manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/ariell-cacciola/

Really enjoyed the opening episode of The Hardacres @ianskillicorn @channel5_tv 💫

If you are #amwriting a family saga and looking for an agent, please consider approaching me. #MSWL

querymanager.com/query/3639

Reminder: I am open for submissions for the rest of October. Check out my genre list on QM. If you don't see your genre there, I do not represent it. All others, feel free to submit! QueryManager.com/ErinNiumata #MSWL