Later today, we'll be announcing the fabulous judges for our next Pitch+250 Contest. Stay tuned!
Submissions for the next Pitch+250 Contest will be accepted starting on Sunday, April 28th at 3:00pm Eastern time. The submission window will close on May 3rd at 11:00pm Eastern time, or when we receive 100 submissions, whichever comes first. The entries will consist of a pitch of no more than 100 words plus the first 250 words of your manuscript. Please note that the pitch word limit has been lowered. Think logline, not query.
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from Susan Dennard
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How To Create And Maintain The Habit Of Writing
from Karen Woodward
How We Find Meaning in Our Work (and How That Keeps...
from Lifehacker
Are We There Yet?
from Evil League of Evil Writers
5 Ways to Step Forward When You’re Scared to Death
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Moving On
from YA Muses
Getting Comfy with the Discomfort
from Writer Unboxed
Make More Time for Your Writing
from WritersDigest.com » There Are No Rules Blog by t
Stalking the Muse
from QueryTracker Blog
Don’t Be a Resolution Writer
from The Write Practice
Craft of Writing
Do We Expect Too Much Realism in Our Stories?
from The Other Side of the Story
The Biggest Problem with Writing Advice
from Write It Sideways
Knowing What To Do Next
from MOODY WRITING
The Art of Story Velcro
from Pretentious Title
Storyville: Ten Ways to Avoid Cliches and Stereotypes
from LitReactor
5 Writing Lessons I Learned from Being an Editor
from DIY MFA
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from Karen Woodward
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from Writer Unboxed
Inventing New From Old
from MOODY WRITING
Fiction Writing Exercises: Symbols and Symbolism
from Writing Forward
Why I Don’t Believe in Writer’s Block and What I Do...
from Operation Awesome
Lynn Joseph on Diversity in Writing
from Adventures in YA Publishing
Writers Write – Seeing the Cliché Through New Eyes
from Get Me Writing
26 Golden Rules for Writing
from The Story Template: Amy Deardon
When Should Writers Get Critiques?
from Author, Jody Hedlund
4 Ways Blogging Will Make You a Better Writer
from DIY MFA
Why I Don't Care What Your MC Looks Like
from Taryn Writes
A Different Kind of Romantic Gesture
from YA Highway
Guidelines Not Outlines
from MOODY WRITING
Instant Gratification
from deadlyeverafter
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from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
5 Cases of “Which”/“That” Confusion
from Daily Writing Tips
Most Common Mistakes Series: Why Suddenly Is a Four-Letter...
from Wordplay: Helping Writers Become Authors
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from Patricia C. Wrede's Blog
In Praise of Sentences
from Operation Awesome
Writers who Murder
from Writer Unboxed
Physical Attributes Entry: Cheeks
from The Bookshelf Muse
Avoiding Fantasy Pitfalls
from There And Draft Again
Focus On What Matters
from MOODY WRITING
Writing Horror: Some Inevitable Misconceptions
from YA Highway
Getting Published
Which Book Publishing Route Is Right for You? [Part...
from The Future of Ink
What Slush Pile Readers Look For In A Story
from Karen Woodward
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from Evil League of Evil Writers
Agent Advice
from Write Despite
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from WritersDigest.com » Chuck Sambuchino’s Guide to
Pitching Dos and Don’ts
from Foreword Literary
7 Reasons Your Manuscript Might be Rejected
from Fiction Notes
Notes from Both Sides of the Desk: We All Want the...
from The Sharp Angle
Agent Round-Up: Reading as an Agent
from Adventures in YA Publishing
Nancy Kress on How To Get Out of the Slush Pile
from Adventures in YA Publishing
What I do to prepare for author submission
from Foreword Literary
What are agents looking for in a writer?
from Carly Watters, Literary Agent
“Indie First?” What Is Best In Publishing?
from terribleminds: chuck wendig
Being Internly: Lessons from Liberty States Fiction...
from The Lioness's Bookshelf
Five Things I Wish I’d Known Before Publishing a Book
from Writer Unboxed
Cliche openings and other things that I've seen a...
from Between the Idea and the Reality
Inspiration and Smiles
Writer’s Block: 5 Ways to Get Rid of It
from WritersDigest.com » Chuck Sambuchino’s Guide to
Library Love: Five Libraries In Film You'll Never...
from LitReactor
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from NA Alley
The Butterfly Effect
from YAtopia
Guest Post: Life with a Writer
from Quirk and Quill
What’s on My Inspiration Board #1
from Kami Garcia -- NYT Bestselling Author (The Beaut
On My Desk #1
from Kami Garcia -- NYT Bestselling Author (The Beaut
Staying Positive
from YA Stands
Networking and Promotion
8 Types of People Who Attend Writing Conferences
from WritersDigest.com » There Are No Rules Blog by t
Pinterest: A Visual Marketing Tool for Writers and...
from The Creative Penn
5 Ideas for Using Pinterest as an Author
from Jane Friedman
A Word About Word of Mouth
from The Sharp Angle
10 Things You Can do in 10 Minutes to Advance Your...
from Pen & Pro$per
3 Ways to Market Your Book RIGHT NOW!
from Wise, Ink.
Book Marketing Using Paid Promotion: Targeted Email...
from The Creative Penn
Publishing and Book News
The Infernal Devices Movie News: Stephanie Sanditz...
from Mundie Moms
Literary Agents Are Watching Blogs & Amazon Bestseller...
from GalleyCat
Are Limited Licenses for Books the Way of the Future?
from Publishing Perspectives
EW's The Bane Chronicles Interview With Cassandra...
from Mundie Moms
Do The Right Thing
from Brillig
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from Books: Publishing | guardian.co.uk
Story Elements
Shopping for Your Character’s Homes
from Novel Rocket
Character Limitations
from There And Draft Again
Thematic Significance of Stories
from Plot Whisperer for Writers and Readers
How to Set Tone and Mood in Your Scenes
from The Other Side of the Story
Playing Dr. Frankenstein – 5 Questions To Ask Your...
from Writers In The Storm Blog
Writing Club Wednesday: Picking Perspectives
from YA Misfits
TTYU Retro: Can you "know" a character if you're not...
from TalkToYoUniverse
The Necessary Ingredients to a Good Conflict
from Between the Lines: Edits and Everything Else
Create your characters from different moulds
from Nail Your Novel
Story Structure
How to Write a Memorable Beginning and Ending
from The Write Practice
Are Your Scene Breaks Rude?
from Wordplay: Helping Writers Become Authors
Plot points
from Patricia C. Wrede's Blog
YA Books and Giveaways
New Releases 4/12-4/19 plus 4 Giveaways
from Adventures in YA Publishing
Book Talk: RUMP by Liesl Shurtliff
from Writer, Writer, Pants on Fire
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from YA Highway
I want a name, I want it so it can cut glass, you...
from Read Dammit! Read!
The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden #2) by Julie Kagawa
from Reading Teen
[Guest Post & Giveaway] The Shadow Girl by Jennifer...
from Reading Teen
Blog Tour and GIVEAWAY!: Apollyon by Jennifer L. Armentrout
from The YA Sisterhood
The Ward by Jordana Frankel
from The YA Sisterhood
Waiting on Wednesday: Between The Devil and the Deep...
from The YA Sisterhood
Let Me Go All Librarian on You: Fantasy Readalikes
from The League of Extraordinary Writers
Cover Reveal: Scorched by Mari Mancusi
from Cynsations
Blog Tour/ Book Review: Apollyon by Jennifer L. Armentrout
from Mundie Moms
Cover Reveal! The Memory of After by Lenore Appelhans
from Presenting Lenore
After the Masque... More Masque!
from YA Fusion
Review: ARCLIGHT by Josin McQuein
from Bookshelvers Anonymous
Happy Birthday Leigh!
from YA bibliophile
Other Weekly Roundups
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from QueryTracker Blog
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from YA Highway
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from Cynsations
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from Foreword Literary
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from Kami Garcia -- NYT Bestselling Author (The Beaut
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