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· 10 Nov 2020

“An upmarket fiction piece about a woman with a cool outdoorsy or animal-related job (think STEM).” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

· 9 Nov 2020

As a grad of a performing arts high school I’d love to see a YA or New Adult novel about what happens when you love your art form but it doesn’t love you back in the way you expected. Think Larissa from I Wanna Be Where You Are. #MSWL

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· 9 Nov 2020

KATU News @KATUNews

On November 9, 1970, a whale washed up on Oregon's Heceta Beach.

Three days later, that dead whale exploded into history with what has been described as the first-ever viral news story.

katu.com/news/local/exp…

I am officially adding this to my #mswl

· 9 Nov 2020

I made up a #MSWL! The main problem is that there are honestly more things that I DO want to see books made of than not, but hopefully someone finds this helpful✨
manuscriptwishlist.com/mswl-post/palo…

· 9 Nov 2020

I loved THE TRUTH PROJECT by @DanteMedema and would looooove to receive more submissions like this, that are a mix of verse, emails, texts, etc. #MSWL

· 9 Nov 2020

I read DEAR SWEET PEA last week and fell in love—it was the perfect balm for the stress. I would love to see more MG that balances a sweet and funny voice with more serious themes, and any submissions that could be comped to SWEET PEA! #MSWL

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· 9 Nov 2020

“I would very much like to find the next Blair Waldorf or Veronica Lodge... so send me your sassy, messed up, dark-haired beauty queens!” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

· 8 Nov 2020

Léonicka @leonicka

Accepting queries November 9! Round 1: #Kidlit by #BlackWriters in Canada leonicka.com/2020/10/30/acc…

#mswl #amquerying #Blackwriters #kidlit #canlit

· 8 Nov 2020

Cheryl Lynn Eaton @cheryllynneaton

I would rather read a gossipy tell-all book featuring everyone who worked as a service person in the White House than a book from anyone in the Trump administration.

#mswl

· 8 Nov 2020

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

· 7 Nov 2020

Joe Shapiro @NPRJoeShapiro

Per NPR guidance to reporters: Kamala Harris is NOT first POC VP. Charles Curtis, Hoover’s VP, was member of Kaw Nation.

OMG #MSWL from a member of the Kaw Nation YESTERDAY

· 7 Nov 2020

“Platform-driven non fiction with unique hooks (platform meaning: social media/YouTube followers, TV appearances, email newsletter numbers etc).” @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Nonfiction

· 6 Nov 2020

Jake Skeets @JakeSkeets

The “Something Else” vote that helped turn Arizona blue. So many grassroots organizers mobilized the Navajo vote in Arizona. Here is Allie Young leading folks to the polls on horseback as our polling locations can be miles away from homes pic.twitter.com/sKWOBZid4i

agents, consider this HIGH on my #MSWL:

· 6 Nov 2020

#MSWL A guide to local organizing and community building with a focus on radical unity

· 6 Nov 2020

Pulp Librarian @PulpLibrarian

Today in pulp: a woman with great hair is fleeing a gothic house. Why?

Well this is a signal to the reader: they hold in their hands one of ‘those’ books – not a historical romance or a ghost story, but a modern gothic romance.

Let's learn more... #FridayMotivation pic.twitter.com/C0G4CJkzta

Excellent thread and my #mswl to a T.

· 6 Nov 2020

"Cozy mysteries, particularly ones centering siblings & involving a sweet twist! Maybe they’re siblings running a bakery, or the local baker dies mysteriously + the siblings need to solve the murder while keeping the bakery afloat." @claire_m_harris #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Cozy mystery

· 6 Nov 2020

Susan, A Cabbage Man Graham @Grahamophones

Thinking about how chop suey by System of a Down was regularly played in our pep rallies in high school but we weren’t allowed to have water bottles in class bc they thought it would be vodka

This is dated bc I’m 32. But give me this vibe in YA #mswl please

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· 5 Nov 2020

Jeff Pearlman @jeffpearlman

I've been thinking about something, post-election. I know someone who voted for @realdonaldtrump. Nice guy. Friendly. Engaging. And I was legit confused—why did this guy vote for Trump? He's a decent guy. And I started thinking about little things. [1]

There was a bestselling book in 2005 titled the Sociopath Next Door. We need that version of the Racist Next Door not only to recognize the signs but also what's the best way to deal with them. #MSWL