"Psychology is perhaps my favorite field in nonfiction. I’d love to read stories about therapists and their patients in the vein of MAYBE YOU SHOULD TALK TO SOMEONE by Lori Gottlieb and GOOD MORNING, MONSTER by Catherine Gildiner." @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

I’ve had a blast working in kidlit nonfiction lately that I’ve decided to keep expanding my NF list. Today I opened to adult #nonfiction and it’s website official. (Image text in threads)

I’d love to connect! #MSWL

@GlamEditor_Girl Latoya would love to see high-concept commercial and upmarket fiction, particularly women's fiction and thriller. I am also open to nonfiction proposals but an established platform is a must! #MSWL #literaryagent #amquerying #WritingCommunity #writers

8. During quarantine I've played a lot of video games. I'd love some MG & YA fiction, or adult fiction & nonfiction about video games (Homages to games? Deep-dive histories? Esports stories?). I am a lifelong Zelda, Monkey Island, & Harvest Moon fanatic.

“I want to see more books across genres about women in science/biology fields. YA, MG, PB, GN, adult, fiction, nonfiction. Send me your titles.” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

"My favorite nonfiction titles are story-based. Think case studies that read like compelling tales. Just because a book explores serious themes doesn’t mean it shouldn’t also hook the reader from page one!" @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

My #MSWL these days: Fiction: Adult Suspense, YA contemporary (any subgenre), YA and MG Graphic Novels.
Nonfiction: Pop Culture, or Narrative Nonfiction that reads like a novel, but is 100% researched. I remain open to other stuff, but the above is what I really want.

“Graphic Novels, graphic memoirs, and graphic nonfiction in all age categories.” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

“I’d love to see more YA or MG illustrated nonfiction or graphic novels about women’s rights, reproductive health, and adjacent topics (pop culture included).” @readbystephanie #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

I would totally read a nonfiction examination of parasocial relationships (and their consequences?) especially written in the classic pop science or pop journalism tone #MSWL

"Nonfiction on the history of tutelary colonialism and its effects on the present-day immigration crises and policies." @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

My love for music documentaries has grown during the pandemic—the creative process, how certain musicians/albums/singles react to and influence history and culture.

All this to say, if you’re writing a book proposal for music-related nonfiction, I’d like to see it! #MSWL

"I’m on the hunt for a submission on misandry. I’m open to all categories and formats: essay collection, narrative nonfiction, short story collection with misandry as a common theme, memoir manifesto, etc." @ceciliaclyra #MSWL psliterary.com/submissions/

“Picture Books: stories with literary sensibilities, nonfiction (not biographies) the Wheel of the Year, cultural traditions/folklore/history.” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

And I’m actively looking for graphic nonfiction and graphic memoir submissions. For any market: kids, teens, adults. #MSWL

For nonfiction, I'm looking for projects in the areas of:
#business
#memoir
#truecrime
#NarrativeNonfiction
#HistoryandCurrentAffairs
#ReligionandSpirituality
I want to hear from subject matter experts, leaders, and underrepresented voices. It all starts with a #query.

Alright #writers, here's the deal. I'm largely focused on my adult nonfiction list, a tiny bit of adult fiction, and a very, very select amount of children's. When it comes to PB, I'm personally interested in elevating historically underrepresented voices. More in thread. #mswl

This week, meet Ayesha! #MeetAPL

Ayesha represents literary fiction, narrative nonfiction, memoir, history, and biographies. She has recently reopened to queries.

Check out her recent projects, her #MSWL, and her #amwriting advice below 😍

#MSWL nonfiction/MG on the history of bicycles and women and the freedom it afforded (in more ways than one). womenshistory.org/articles/pedal…

• Stories about (non-anthropomorphic) animals, human-animal bonds, nature & high-stakes survival
• Select author-driven nonfiction, primarily with a radical, social justice–oriented focus—think prison abolition, open borders, union organizing, anarchy, socialism
#MSWL 16/?