In adult: moral issues in women’s fiction! Picoult is an excellent example, taking taboo/difficult topics & bringing them to light. #mswl

Smartly written diverse YA of all kinds (contemporary, fantasy, historical), adult historical featuring women who defy norms #MSWL

Non-fiction featuring strong women or topics from authors with stand out platforms, book club fiction for an adult audience #MSWL

Narrative nonfiction a la #HiddenFigures telling stories about erased contributions of POC's and women - there are so many #MSWL

#mswl WF abt a wmn just entering motherhood, exploring the change in life more in-depth than typical nanny-diary type stories

#mswl are you #amquerying? looking for hot heroes and the women who love them Vikings, celts, knights in shining armor #swoon #queryme

Women's fiction that is NOT about a bad marriage/relationship. #MSWL

Continuing on the women’s fiction #MSWL – still looking for that childfree character who doesn’t change her mind.

And I still would love some millennial women’s fiction, especially with WOC MCs. #MSWL (#ownvoices preferred)

Right now, I’d really like to see some happy LGBTQ+ stories. And would really, really love LGBTQ+ MCs in SFF and WF. #MSWL

I've been tweeting this #mswl for 5 yrs: historical women’s fiction/book club book about NYC garment district 1911 shirtwaist fire tragedy.

#mswl: multi POV, time slip or dual past/present narrative structure women’s fiction, historical, romance, upmarket etc.

Rich character study women's fiction (friends, moms, sisters, lovers) #MSWL

Narrative NF focusing on badass women from history. Think Ricca's MRS SHERLOCK HOLMES or Jaher's THE WITCH OF LIME STREET. #mswl

#diversebooks for my #MSWL women's fiction featuring LGBTQ characters--esp parenting themes like This is How It Always Is, L Frankel

I'd love to see a #romance or #WomensFiction set during the Great Depression, or against the backdrop of the Dust Bowl. #mswl

"Historical WF about the NYC “Triangle Shirtwaist Fire” in the garment district (1911)" @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

#MSWL!!! Meet the Most Feared Women in History bit.ly/1SY5RTh via @messynessychic

"Upmarket/women’s fiction like the movie Rudderless told from the mother’s POV." @carlywatters #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

Also would love multicultural #YA #WF #romance that reflects current political climate and challenges. #diversevoices #ownvoices #MSWL