Megan Manzano @Megan_Manzano · 8 Oct 2019
Lauren Spieller @laurenspieller
I would like to see more psychological thrillers in YA #mswlYes! Send me stories that bend reality and make me question the stability of the main character.
Or even better, a main character who is hiding information from the reader.
#MSWL
🧼 Lauren Spieller 🖐 @laurenspieller · 8 Oct 2019
I would like to see more psychological thrillers in YA #mswl
P.S. Literary Agency @PSLiterary · 8 Oct 2019
"Quirky cookbooks that explore topics that are hard to find in the bookstore, or haven't been explored at all. Odd, single subject books tend to grab me quickly. If you think your project is too niche, I might be right for you." @ericsmithrocks #MSWL ericsmithrocks.com/mswl
Stephanie Winter @readbystephanie · 8 Oct 2019
#MSWL A light fall romcom set somewhere with great architecture (e.g. London) during cuffing season.
Julia P. McCarthy @thejumbles · 7 Oct 2019
Hi, I am always in the mood for spooky, feminist witch stories, so that’s a hard #MSWL right there for ya
🧼 Lauren Spieller 🖐 @laurenspieller · 7 Oct 2019
♔ Julia Lynn Rubin 🌈 @julialynnrubin
YA literature desperately needs a good YA HORROR resurgence 🔪🔥🎃💀👻AGREED. Send it to me, my pretties 😈 #mswl
Christa Heschke @ChristaHeschke · 7 Oct 2019
🦇🎃👻Christa Heschke🕸🧛♀️🧟♀️ @ChristaHeschke
I'm craving all the YA and MG horror! I like twisty, creepy, eerie, strange small towns, ghosts, secrets, MC's that may be a bit on the evil side (or morally grey), and something that keeps me up at night while feeling fresh.I grew up reading Fear Street, some Stephen King etc. and watching all the scary movies so horror is always high on my #MSWL
⭐️🌜 Alyza Liu 🌛⭐️ @alyzaliu · 7 Oct 2019
Daybreak @daybreak
So what’s life like in the apocalypse? It’s never what you’d expect. Find your tribe, grab your swords, and get ready to take on some Ghoulies. Daybreak comes to Netflix on October 24. pic.twitter.com/QiTReggzASi want this chaotic energy in book form, please!!! #mswl
Eric Smith @ericsmithrocks · 7 Oct 2019
I'd really love to see more parenting books (guides, memoirs, etc.) by authors of color in my query box.
My wife and I had a hard time finding those when it was baby time, and I'd like to work on that. #MSWL
Samantha Wekstein @SWekstein · 7 Oct 2019
Samantha Wekstein @SWekstein
Hello! Today is #MSWL day! All of my previous wishlists still stand, and I'll be adding more today for when I reopen to queries on 10/7!Just want to retweet this #MSWL thread now that I'm officially open to queries again!
P.S. Literary Agency @PSLiterary · 7 Oct 2019
"Non-fic like Jim Collins GOOD TO GREAT, Susan Cain's QUIET & Charles Duhigg's THE POWER OF HABIT.” @CurtisPSLA #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/
Cecilia Lyra @ceciliaclyra · 6 Oct 2019
The heartbreak that comes with saying goodbye to a friend. #MSWL #WritingCommnunity
Zabé/Z.R. Ellor @ZREllor · 6 Oct 2019
B. Bolander @BBolander
airbnb trying to launch an ‘Antarctic sabbatical’ is a scenario that can only end with some rich 24-year old Coachella-goers freezing in place like Jack Torrence at the end of the Shining & wait no you know what we definitely need this twitter.com/Airbnb/status/…#MSWL this horror novel
Hannah Fergesen @HannahFergesen · 6 Oct 2019
I’m watching The Killing Season right now and if someone does not send me a mystery/thriller about an armchair sleuth ASAP I am gonna be so upset #MSWL
Agent V @VeroniKaboom · 6 Oct 2019
Faith @KoturFaith
Peep my hater in the background;) pic.twitter.com/d7qO20x0VP#MSWL a f/f romcom where the plucky bridesmaid and the hater in the red dress end up together at the end please
P.S. Literary Agency @PSLiterary · 6 Oct 2019
"For fantasy, give me your urbanite gods, stomping around the city with their cappuccinos. Think BLACKBIRD or THE WICKED + THE DIVINE in paperback." @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/