#MSWL | MsWishList

· 23 Dec 2019

Now feels like a good time to mention that I am very interested in your messy and complicated villains and also characters who seem like the villain but are actually *coughs* the love interest #MSWL

· 21 Dec 2019

D.W. English @DarrinEnglish

@jpbrammer @maureenjohnson Jo: The brains/mastermind
Meg: The insider
Beth: The safe cracker
Amy: The loose cannon
Marmee: The demolitions expert
Robert: The veteran called out of retirement
Laurie: The wheelman
Prof. Bhaer: The stranger no one knows or trusts
Aunt March: Claims she’s too old for this shit

I would be VERY OKAY with a lady-forward family heist novel thank you #MSWL

Heist
Family

· 20 Dec 2019

Erin Clyburn ~closed to queries until 1/1/20~ @erin_clyburn

Her other book, THE AGE OF MIRACLES, is similarly dazzling.

This is top of the list for things I’d love to see in my inbox for ‘20: sci-fi that puts the SFF elements as the backdrop for telling stories about humanity. #MSWL

For instance...

TAOM is a teen coming-of-age story—but the Earth’s rotation is slowing. In THE DREAMERS, shifting family dynamics are painted on the canvas of a town quarantined bc of a sleeping sickness.

Kind of TWILIGHT ZONE? BLACK MIRROR? THE MARTIAN CHRONICLES?

Send me this please. #MSWL

· 20 Dec 2019

Erin Clyburn ~closed to queries until 1/1/20~ @erin_clyburn

I think my favorite read of 2019 (so far) was THE DREAMERS by @KThompsonWalker. The lyrical way she writes sci-fi makes her writing feel like a song, or a dream. I haven’t stopped thinking about this hypnotic book all year.

What was your favorite book you read this year?

Her other book, THE AGE OF MIRACLES, is similarly dazzling.

This is top of the list for things I’d love to see in my inbox for ‘20: sci-fi that puts the SFF elements as the backdrop for telling stories about humanity. #MSWL

For instance...

· 20 Dec 2019

Bringing you #FF #followfriday vibes to (re)introduce you to some of our editorial team here at Nightfire: @kellyoc5, @_kristintemple, @dianagill, @writersyndrome, @maseditor, & @pnh. Keep them in mind for horror submissions. #mswl tdaeditorial.com

Horror

· 19 Dec 2019

A reminder to all that I am ALWAYS looking for own voices genderqueer, trans, and non-binary submissions in children’s and across genres #mswl

LGBT

· 19 Dec 2019

Adriana M. Martínez Figueroa @boricuareads

ANYWAY I CAN’T BELIEVE THE MAGIC SCHOOL IN LOBIZONA IS THE ONLY MAGIC SCHOOL

Y’all, please please please send me some Latinx magic submissions in 2020 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 #mswl

Magic

· 19 Dec 2019

Melissa Edwards @MelissaLaurenE

A kid just stuck his head out a limo window on 8th Avenue and said, “this is New York City? It’s not impressive.”

Replying to @MelissaLaurenE

Me commencing to #mswl the shit out of this.

· 19 Dec 2019

merry crisis @captainsteph

When is anyone going to send me queer Sherlock Holmes stories to publish it's 2019 and he's public domain monetize ur fics for gods sake

#MSWL for real people

· 19 Dec 2019

merry crisis @captainsteph

When is anyone going to send me queer Sherlock Holmes stories to publish it's 2019 and he's public domain monetize ur fics for gods sake

#mswl! I love TRULY DEVIOUS, so make me a queer Sherlock Holmes or Truly Devious.

· 19 Dec 2019

merry crisis @captainsteph

When is anyone going to send me queer Sherlock Holmes stories to publish it's 2019 and he's public domain monetize ur fics for gods sake

#MSWL send them to me so we can make this A Thing

· 19 Dec 2019

The New York Times @nytimes

What does it mean to be “canceled” in high school? For teens, it can be a joke — or a label that haunts them for years.

#MSWL A book about a teen who gets canceled

· 18 Dec 2019

Send all the books my way. My end of year agent #MSWL includes literary fiction that is compulsively readable, stories that make me shed both sad & happy tears, suspenseful smart plots set in unexpected places, and characters that come of age in the glitz and glam of NYC. ❤️