So, I'm not entirely sure where this thread belongs, but I figured this looked about right.
#MSWL is a hashtag on Twitter where agents and editors tweet about things they wish they would see in manuscript submissions. I then edit through them the best that I can and archive them over on Tumblr at http://agentandeditorwishlist.tumblr.com/
I'm currently (very) behind on archiving, so just know that there are more #MSWL tweets then there are posts on the Tumblr. When I am actively archiving, I usually schedule around 30 to post every day. Hopefully, I'll be doing archiving next week.
-Every post is tagged with a few tags: the name of the person, whether they're an agent or an editor, and then as much additional information as I can put up. Not every post is tagged by age category it applies to, as some of them don't specify. By clicking on a tag on a post, you can scroll through all other posts with that tag.
-Every post also includes the Twitter handle of the person who tweeted it. If you'd like additional information on how to contact said person, you need to figure it out by yourself. Sadly, I don't have the time to add any more information to the posts.
-The theme I use doesn't have a search button (if it does, I can't find it.) As of now I'm not switching themes, but if I find one I like that DOES have a search button, I'll definitely switch.
-I'm not an editor or an agent, so PLEASE don't pitch to the inbox on the Tumblr.
If you have any questions on anything, please ask, and I'll try my best to answer!
-KK
#MSWL is a hashtag on Twitter where agents and editors tweet about things they wish they would see in manuscript submissions. I then edit through them the best that I can and archive them over on Tumblr at http://agentandeditorwishlist.tumblr.com/
I'm currently (very) behind on archiving, so just know that there are more #MSWL tweets then there are posts on the Tumblr. When I am actively archiving, I usually schedule around 30 to post every day. Hopefully, I'll be doing archiving next week.
-Every post is tagged with a few tags: the name of the person, whether they're an agent or an editor, and then as much additional information as I can put up. Not every post is tagged by age category it applies to, as some of them don't specify. By clicking on a tag on a post, you can scroll through all other posts with that tag.
-Every post also includes the Twitter handle of the person who tweeted it. If you'd like additional information on how to contact said person, you need to figure it out by yourself. Sadly, I don't have the time to add any more information to the posts.
-The theme I use doesn't have a search button (if it does, I can't find it.) As of now I'm not switching themes, but if I find one I like that DOES have a search button, I'll definitely switch.
-I'm not an editor or an agent, so PLEASE don't pitch to the inbox on the Tumblr.
If you have any questions on anything, please ask, and I'll try my best to answer!
-KK
