The 5 Stages of a #PitchWar Hopeful:
Just like Dating.
Will your Hopes win out over your Doubts?
Tag: #PitchWars
A writing mentorship opportunity, via a twitter based contest. I run facebook support groups for the hopefuls and a sub-group specifically for those who write YA.
Picking an Agent (or #PW Mentor) To Query
Whether you’re about to query PitchWars mentors tomorrow, or query literary agents Friday, it’s best to do your homework!
#pitchWars #amquerying #writingCommunity
Flashback: The 5 Stages of a #PitchWar Hopeful: Week 1
The 5 Stages of a #PitchWar Hopeful:
Just like Dating.
Will your Hopes win out over your Doubts?
PitchWars? Not For Me, This Year.
Sitting This One Out
For the first time since I found the PitchWars community, I’m really not entering.
Between work stress, life stress, and not having anything new, it’s just not going to happen for me this year.
I haven’t even looked at any of the blogs in the mentor blog-hop.
The PitchWars Community And Me
If you’re not a writer in the Twittersphere, particularly a young adult, or perhaps middle grade or adult novelist, you may not have heard of PitchWars.
What Is PitchWars?
#PitchWars is a writing competition – where instead of bragging rights (that agents might not even care about), the prizes are a 3-month mentorship by an agented author and a lot of visibility to agents who are signed up for the pitch round at the end.
The Mentors
On Tuesday, the mentor blog-hop officially began. (As usual, they slipped the link up a day early). All the mentors’ blogs now have their wishlists — and what they have to offer. From their editing or publishing experience, to their tastes in novels, to their critiquing style, this is where you go to decide who has the personality and skills to level your book up and make it agent-worthy.
Morgan Hazelwood: Writer In Progress 