Alyza Liu | 无名氏 @alyzaliu · Feb 7
now that we’re in the swing of new year celebrations it’s just occurred to me that i would ❤️ to acquire a picture book, mg, or ya about lion dancing/lion dancers #mswl
James McGowan @jamerrson · Feb 7
Since I'm caught up on queries and subs to Jan 11th, I will take this time to say that for 2019, I'm on a major hunt for some diverse YA (in any genre). It's my #1 goal this year to find some books like those by Samira Ahmed & Jason Reynolds, or Neal Shusterman & Marie Lu #MSWL
Natascha Morris @SoCalledYALife · Feb 7
Natascha Morris @SoCalledYALife
(Last tweet didn't make sense cause lack of food) BUT What I meant to say was we don't live removed from our actions. We are interconnected. So what does that mean for the next generation? How do they grapple with their history? How do they move society forward?History is doomed to repeat itself if we don't learn from our actions. And even when we do, as a whole, how do we as a society correct the course? I'm not sure what a YA would look like that deals with these issues and themes, but I'd love to see it. #MSWL
Natascha Morris @SoCalledYALife · Feb 7
Natascha Morris @SoCalledYALife
Something I have been thinking about lately as I edited @WillasRamblings's MS and watch BLACK EARTH RISING is the idea of having your future completely changed in an instant. And it has me thing about the deeper idea of working through the trauma and feelings of that.And the idea of what we owe to one another. And how to we come out of painful histories and move forward as a society. So I interested in seeing books that explore these themes. Not sure what that would look like. It will have to be very nuanced and sensitively done. But #MSWL
Autostraddle @autostraddle
Natasha Lyonne’s #RussianDoll is the darkest, funniest, most comforting show of 2019 so far. bit.ly/2RMqNi7 pic.twitter.com/w7z05HLpC3YES! THIS! Also, I really want to work on some speculative fiction that's as sharp, funny, and layered as #RussianDoll. Something that uses the speculative element to say something, not just as a cool hook #mswl
Masha Gunic @masha_gunic · Feb 7
Please send me your best #YA manuscripts with some romance! And please don’t make the two characters fall in love right away...I need some tension first. #MSWL #amagenting #amreading
Christa Heschke @ChristaHeschke · Feb 7
Hello twitterverse! I am now very selectively looking for adult fantasy. I read a lot of adult high fantasy as a teen and still love it. I often am drawn to unique epic fantasy with a strong heroine as the MC as well as a romance subplot. #MSWL
Stephanie Stein @stephlystein · Feb 7
Rebecca Barrow @RebeccaKBarrow
WHEN TWO CHARACTERS WHO LIKE EACH OTHER VERY DISCREETLY BRUSH FINGERSEternal #mswl. Someone send me a slow-burning romance, STAT!
Naomi Davis The Caffeinated @NaomisLitPix · Feb 7
Naomi Davis The Caffeinated @NaomisLitPix
Now that I have your attention after the Discussion of Cheese: #MSWL! Seeking delicious new adult fantasy, with relationships that melt my heart like a good Camembert cheese. Dialogue that's sharp like Cheddar. Twisty politics that transform the world like melting Halloumi.Still looking for all this melty fun in adult fantasy! #mswl
Tia Rose Mele @TiatheTiger · Feb 7
Also #mswl adult romance, women’s fiction, young adult, or middle grade set in Italy ❤️💛
Anaiah Press @anaiahpress · Feb 7
We're accepting Christmas Romance submissions! #MSWL #christianromance #amquerying #pubtip #ACFW #ChristFic anaiahpress.wordpress.com/2019/01/28/cof…
Lydia Sharp ☕❄💙 @lydia_sharp · Feb 7
Lydia Sharp ☕❄💙 @lydia_sharp
one of my lesbian friends just told me about how she was at a Cher concert last night and called it a Cherventure bc a fight broke out but it was ok bc a gay dude stopped it and she's like "I was being watched over by my fairy god gay"what I'm saying is I have the best friends
and now I want someone to write a YA about a lesbian at a Cher concert who meets her fairy god gay, please and thank you much
#MSWL
Julia McCarthy @thejumbles · Feb 7
Hello, I’d love a fictionalized (factually accurate, respectful, but pull-no-punches) account of Frida Kahlo’s teenage years, possibly verse (think Blood Water Paint). #MSWL
Michael Bourret @MichaelBourret · Feb 7
Michael Bourret @MichaelBourret
We don’t talk about economic violence enough.#MSWL would love to see books, fiction and nonfiction, that address this.