There’s been an uptick in visitors to this blog of late, and
with the Pitchwars contest approaching, I’m guessing most of you are doing
some preliminary mentor research (since I barely ever use this blog for anything
else). I can’t post my bio and wishlist until August 3rd, but while
you’re getting to know me, you could check out this post about my writing
process, or this interview with me about the difference between writing novels
and plays. I'm looking forward to getting to know you once the contest is underway.
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| My 2013 Pitchwars mentee Laura Shovan has repeatedly called me her Fairy Bookmother. So I made myself an appropriate costume. |
And if you’re still on the fence about submitting to Pitchwars at all, DO IT. I got my agent through traditional querying and that option is open to everyone. But what I adore wholeheartedly about Pitchwars is the relationships formed. Even if you’re not chosen by a mentor, through the Twitter hashtag you’ll have the chance to connect with other writers at the same stage of the game (and with mentors, too). I have developed some wonderful friendships and critique partnerships through Pitchwars, and we all need more friends along this journey. So I say do it!
And I’ll see you back here on August 3rd!
