Welcome to the lottery for our first contest of 2015—the February Mystery Editor contest! Yes, you read that right—Mystery Editor!
Are your pitches ready to go? We are looking for your 25-word pitch, plus
the first 250 words of your manuscript.
What is our Mystery Editor seeking?
Our Mystery Editor is open to read
anything but is particularly looking for good women’s fiction, along the lines
of Liane Moriarty’s books.
When can you enter?
Right now! The lottery will close Friday,
January 23rd at 11:59 pm EST.
How to enter:
• Enter your name and email address in
the Rafflecopter below.
• Make sure you complete the last step
in the Rafflecopter and email your entry to operationawesome6 (at) gmail (dot) com. Email the following in this format:
Name:
Email address:
Pen Name: (if applicable--this will be
the name posted in the forum)
Genre:
Word Count:
25-word Pitch:
First 250 words:
Do you want to be included in the
forum for feedback?
Important: Once you have completed
this last step, type “Done” in step 3 of the Rafflecopter and click "Enter!" to complete your entry.
And that’s it.
Please enter only once and only if your
manuscript is finished and query-ready.
The lottery will close Friday, January
23rd at 11:59 pm EST. Lottery winners will be posted here on the
blog on Saturday, January 24th.
Twenty-five (25) lucky entrants will be
selected and not only will the Mystery Editor take a look at them for a chance
to win fabulous prizes, but we'll be posting all 25 entries here on the blog on
February 1st for cheerleading
and constructive feedback. And last but certainly not least, the reveal, along
with the to-be-announced prizes, will be posted here sometime in the month of February.
If you have any questions, please leave
them in the comments.
Good luck!!
2 comments:
It's late so I'm probably missing this. Are we going to have a chance to post revised pitches and excerpts?
Thanks
Julie
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