mswlとは 意味・読み方・使い方

名詞

MSWL (plural MSWLs)

1. (literature, publishing) Initialism of manuscript wish list; a list created by an editor, publisher, or literary agent laying out what types of book projects they are interested in.
   • 2024, Jamie Pacton, “Authors' Note”, in Furious‎, Salem, M.A.: Page Street Kids, →ISBN, page 291:

     Only a day or two after this idea struck Jamie, Rebecca's tweet about Michelle Rodriguez's motorcycle boots—wearing badass Letty Ortiz crossed Jamie's timeline, along with an MSWL (in literary agent language, a manuscript wish list item) for an "f/f car heist adventure-romance novel."

   • 2025 March 7, Noraa Gunn, “What is a MSWL?”, in Ooligan Press‎, archived from the original on 17 April 2026:

     Some MSWLs detail genres and subgenres they're open to receiving, and some MSWLs can get highly specific, detailing certain settings, character types, plot elements, and comp titles they're looking to publish[.]