Someone send me the next Big Little Lies--I'd like women's fiction about moms & mom relationships, bad PTO moms--all of that. #MSWL

Contemporary women's fiction with a big hook, propulsive plot & book club appeal (a la BIG LITTLE LIES) #mswl

WF featuring women with ambition and drive (but not necessarily focused on "having it all") #mswl

Looking for some great, upbeat #WF—something that your book club would love w/ a unique locale #MSWL

And women's fiction with women with depression that aren't told in the stereotypical ways. Make it feel real! #MSWL

Women's fiction with messy, complicated women who fuck up but aren't "unlikeable". #MSWL

#MSWL I'm looking for compulsive #WF and commercial fic with atmospheric sense of place. Where the setting IS a character on page.

Still looking for WF, new interpretation of city gal on the dating scene? #MSWL (Bonus points if she's not a manic pixie dream girl.)

#MSWL also contemporary romance/wf with strong voice like THE HATING GAME.

It's #MSWL so a few of my desperate "wants" out. #WF of all stripes. Weepy like ME BEFORE YOU or juicy like Judy Blume SUMMER SISTERS

#ownvoices commercial fiction, like fantasy, horror, fun contemporary, women's fiction, romance. #MSWL

Thrillers, always! And crime fiction, bookclub fiction, women's fiction, YA, MG, & nonfiction. #MSWL rachelekstromcourage.com

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

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

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.