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Go to Manuscript Wish list manuscriptwishlist.com

From their FAQ
What is Manuscript Wish List®? And what’s #MSWL?
#MSWL is the Twitter version of Manuscript Wish List®, a place for agents and editors to post what they wish they had in their inbox. It exists to help them find specific things they’d like to read, represent and/or acquire.

Only agents and editors post on #MSWL and ManuscriptWishList.com, but writers can search the posts to find people who are compatible with their work.

Dennis wrote: "I got this link from Author Marketing Experts https://www.amarketingexpert.com/
It is so easy to use and I have found some wonderful agents to query. Just enter your search words.

From their FAQ
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Dennis, thanks for sharing. I'm confused, though. Do you sign up, select a marketing package and they take it from there or do you sign up, they make suggestions and you still do your own marketing?
Also, what are your success metrics with them?
Thanks.

Joseph,

Sorry for the mistake in my post. I edited the post. And thank you for asking for clarity. I did not get the link from AME I got the link from an agent. I made a big mistake and am so sorry for the confusion.

Go to manuscriptwishlist.com click on 'find agents and editors' then click on 'genre /name' then click in the spaces that apply to what you are looking for and then click the 'search' button.

manuscriptwishlist.com gives you a long list of agents and exactly what they are looking for. So many agents out there, and some respond with helpful tips. Like the wonderful agent Mary C. Moore who sent me this link. And a couple of other agents who responded quickly saying they are not interested at this time but suggesting that I keep them in mind for a pitch later and some who write nice personal encouraging notes.

Dennis wrote: "Joseph,

Sorry for the mistake in my post. I edited the post. And thank you for asking for clarity. I did not get the link from AME I got the link from an agent. I made a big mistake and am so sorr..."

Thankee! Will give them a look.

Just gave them a look. Nice. Thanks again.

I just sent you a personal note on your website.

Dennis wrote: "I just sent you a personal note on your website."

Just replied. Thanks for the info.

Helpful tip, Dennis. I might give that reference to people who want to find an agent. ^^