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5/ Animals. I have worked with and studied animals from childhood to present, including my PhD. My favourites are bees, bears, and kākāpōs, and I am highly interested in birding in general. @KellyOhlert nailed this interest of mine in her forthcoming TO GET TO THE OTHER SIDE!

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Kelly (K.C.) Harper #2023Debuts @kcharper613
Weaponizing nature sounds like a top notch idea. It definitely doesn’t have a grudge or anything. twitter.com/canneo2103145/…#MSWL Nature fighting back. Especially if it's in an extreme environment and you add in very angry animals/ insects.

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And of course I forgot to add my anti-#MSWL Most of this hasn't changed but things I'm not a good fit for:
Pandemic stories
YA Fantasy
Science fiction set in space
Talking animals
Angels, demons, zombies, mermaids, or pirates
Military or Medical-based stories
#WritingCommunity

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“Middle Grade: an animal story (not talking animals).” @agentvicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

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What we're NOT a fit for:
-Rhyming work
-Generally, we're not right for talking animals outside of PBs
-Heavily religious, preaching texts and parables
Thanks, everyone! We're excited to read your stories!

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MG/YA #MSWL cont:
☑️ Queer ballet (if you caught #QueertheBallet's ANIMALS & ANGELS last month, I WANT THEIR STORY!!)
☑️ Found families
☑️ Stories where race, gender, sexuality aren't the center. They can just be bad-ass characters!

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“Middle Grade: a protagonist with immigrant parents, an animal story (NOT talking animals), anything with an environmental theme, inventive chapter book series.” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

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“Middle Grade: a protagonist with immigrant parents, an animal story (NOT talking animals), anything with an environmental theme, inventive chapter book series.” @msmariavicente #MSWL mariavicente.com/representation

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“Middle Grade: a protagonist with immigrant parents, an animal story (NOT talking animals), anything with an environmental theme, inventive chapter book series.” @msmariavicente mariavicente.com/representation #MSWL

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Mongrels (@SGJ72), A Head Full of Ghosts (@paulGtremblay), When We Were Animals (Joshua Gaylord): Coming of age stories with monsters as metaphors, monsters inside of us, cleverly subverted horror tropes with contemporary twists. #mswl

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beth phelan (closed to unsolicited queries) @beth_phelan
i’m just gonna start rudely tagging editors TELL ME YOUR SECRET DREAMSPicture books with murder pls. I like it when animals eat other animals. But it can be people too. 👹 #mswl
















