This is the 2nd in my Pitch Wars stats series. I'm releasing them as I have the time to do categories. See the Middle Grade stats here. Please don’t reproduce this information anywhere else. This work takes a long time so I would appreciate if you would instead link to my post. If you’d like to … Continue reading Young Adult #pitchwars 2019 stats

Hello! Since there seems to still be interest in the Pitch Wars submission stats from the 2019 season, I'll be slowly working on these in the next few weeks and releasing by Category. I did MG first because it's the smallest category, but I'll be working on YA, NA, and Adult soon. Then I might … Continue reading Middle Grade #pitchwars 2019 Stats

If you're entirely unfamiliar with Pitch Wars, please read the info on the PW site first. If you're unaware how I became the 2019 Managing Director of Pitch Wars, there's a post about that here. Pitch Wars mentors are the heart and soul of PW. Without mentors freely giving their time to give a hand-up … Continue reading What We’re Looking for in #PitchWars Mentors

The #pitmad prep post I put up yesterday seemed to be well-received so I thought I'd do a post-#pitmad wrap-up while everything is fresh in my mind. General Thoughts JFC, read the guidelines! And follow them! (I'm probably preaching to the choir here though) While watching the tweets go by, there was a constant stream … Continue reading Post #pitmad Thoughts

As the 2018 Pitch Wars Social Media director, I've overseen a year's worth of #pitmad events. (If you're unfamiliar with #pitmad, it's a quarterly pitch party on Twitter where writers tweet a 280-character pitch for their completed, polished, unpublished manuscripts. Agents and editors make requests by liking/favoriting the tweeted pitch. More info at the link … Continue reading Secrets to #pitmad Success