Romance is in the air and so are contests!
The vault is open and today we're bringing you
an opportunity for a first 15 pages critique of
your romance manuscript pages to prepare them for contest season.
Just let us know you're interested.
Winner announced in the Weekend Edition.
Unpublished Author Contests
Chicago Fire & Ice. Deadline Extended to February 5. Electronic. First 25 pages.
Single Title RomanceCelina Summers, Musa Publishing
Series Romance
Megan Long, Harlequin
Historical Romance
Deb Werksman, Sourcebooks
Women's Fiction w/Romantic Elements
Cori Deyoe, 3 Seas Literary Agency
Paranormal Romance
Cindy Davis, Wild Rose Press
Young Adult Romance
Emily Easton, Walker Books
Chicago Fire & Ice. Deadline Extended to February 5. Electronic. First 25 pages.
Single Title RomanceCelina Summers, Musa Publishing
Series Romance
Megan Long, Harlequin
Historical Romance
Deb Werksman, Sourcebooks
Women's Fiction w/Romantic Elements
Cori Deyoe, 3 Seas Literary Agency
Paranormal Romance
Cindy Davis, Wild Rose Press
Young Adult Romance
Emily Easton, Walker Books
2012 ACFW Genesis. Electronic only. Opens January 2, 2011- deadline is March 2, 2012 at 3 p.m. Central time.The contest consists of three rounds: The First round, a Semi-Final round, and the Final Round.
Categories and Final Round Judges:
•Contemporary Romance:
Raela Schoenherr - Acquisitions Editor, Bethany House Publishing
Deb Keiser - Acquisitions Editor, Moody Publishers
Emily Rodmell - Associate Editor, Love Inspired
•Historical Fiction:
Sarah Long - Acquisitions Editor, Bethany House Publishing
Susan Downs - Sr. Acquisitions Editor, Summerside Press
Ami McConnell - Sr. Acquisitions Editor, Thomas Nelson Publishing
•Historical Romance:
Charlene Patterson - Managing Editor of Fiction, Bethany House Publishing
Mary Sue Seymour - Literary Agent, The Seymour Agency
Rebecca Germany - Sr. Fiction Editor, Barbour Publishers
•Mystery/Suspense/Thriller:
Jan Stob - Sr. Acquisitions Editor, Tyndale House Publishers
Natasha Kern - Literary Agent, Natasha Kern Literary Agency
Linda Glaz - Literary Agent, Hartline Literary Agency
•Romantic Suspense:
Karen Schurrer - Acquisitions Editor, Bethany House Publishers
Kim Moore - Sr. Editor, Harvest House Publishers
Joyce Hart - Literary Agent, Hartline Literary Agency
•Speculative Fiction:
Jeff Gerke - Founder, Marcher Lord Press
Amanda Luedeke - Literary Agent, MacGregor Literary Agency
Julie Gwinn - Fiction Manager, B&H Publishing
•Women's Fiction:
Stephanie Broene - Acquisitions Editor, Tyndale House Publishers
Sue Brower - Executive Editor for Fiction, Zondervan Publishing
Barbara Scott - Literary Agent, WordServe Literary Group
•Young Adult:
Terry Burns - Literary Agent, Hartline Literary Agency
Ramona Tucker - Co-founder & Acquisitions Editor, OakTara Publishers
Nancy Lohr - Acquisitions Editor, Journeyforth Publishing (BJU Press)
The Sandy. Electronic Deadline February 12. The Sandy has done some revamping so check out the web site. Also, The Sandy now welcomes published authors. The entry MUST be original and uncontracted at the time of the contest deadline. No self-published works will be accepted. Entry consists of 20 pages and a 2 page synopis.
Romance - Sue Grimshaw, Editor at Large & Category Specialist for Ballantine & Bantam Dell
Mainstream Adult Fiction - Kevan Lyon, Agent at Marsal Lyon Literary Agency
Suspense / Thriller / Mystery - Kat Brzozowski, Assistant Editor at Thomas Dunne Books
Fantasy / Science Fiction - James Frenkel, Editor at Tor / Forge
Children's & YA - Mary Kole, Agent at Andrea Brown Literary Agency
The Merritt. Opens for submissions on January 15, and closes February 14. All electronic. Entry:25 pages total, including a maximum 5-page synopsis.Mainstream Adult Fiction - Kevan Lyon, Agent at Marsal Lyon Literary Agency
Suspense / Thriller / Mystery - Kat Brzozowski, Assistant Editor at Thomas Dunne Books
Fantasy / Science Fiction - James Frenkel, Editor at Tor / Forge
Children's & YA - Mary Kole, Agent at Andrea Brown Literary Agency
Contemporary – Deb Werksman, Sourcebooks
Historical – Tessa Woodward, Avon
Paranormal – Amanda Barnett, The Wild Rose Press
Romantic Suspense – Patience Bloom, Harlequin
Women’s Fiction – Kate Seaver, Berkley
Cleveland Rocks Romance. Deadline extended to February 29th. All electronic. First 7000 words, option one page synopsis which will not be judged.
Contemporary Series Romance--JUDGE: Laura Barth, Harlequin
Single Title Contemporary--JUDGE: Alicia Condon, Kensington
Historical Romance--JUDGE: Rebecca Strauss, McIntosh & Otis Literary Agency
Mainstream with Strong Romantic Elements--JUDGE: Sara Megibow, Nelson Agency
Paranormal Romance--JUDGE: Whitney Ross, Tor
Romantic Suspense--JUDGE: Leonore Waldrip, Harlequin
Young Adult--JUDGE: Leah Hultenschmidt, Sourcebooks
Single Title Contemporary--JUDGE: Alicia Condon, Kensington
Historical Romance--JUDGE: Rebecca Strauss, McIntosh & Otis Literary Agency
Mainstream with Strong Romantic Elements--JUDGE: Sara Megibow, Nelson Agency
Paranormal Romance--JUDGE: Whitney Ross, Tor
Romantic Suspense--JUDGE: Leonore Waldrip, Harlequin
Young Adult--JUDGE: Leah Hultenschmidt, Sourcebooks
Great Beginnings. Deadline March 1. All Electronic. Enter the opening five (5) pages of romance novels of all sub-genres (projected length of at least 50,000 words).Eligibility: Contest is open to published and unpublished authors. Published authors may submit only unpublished, uncontracted manuscripts and must not published in category entered or not be published within the last three years. NOTE: All entries will be judged collectively. Entry fee is only $10.
Contemporary: Marlene Stringer - Stringer Literary Agency
Historical: Laura Bradford - Bradford Literary Agency
Paranormal: Elaine Spencer - The Knight Agency
Mystery/Suspense: Anita Mumm - Nelson Literary Agency
Young Adult: Jennifer Fielding - Cedar Fort
Fab FIVE. Deadline March 1. All electronic. First 2,500 words. No synopsis. 5 finalists in each category. Historical: Deb Werksman, Sourcebooks
Paranormal: Angela James, Carina Press
Romantic Suspense: Katherine Pelz, Berkley Publishing
Series Contemporary (L/S): Megan Long, Harlequin Enterprises
Single Title: Nalini Akolekar, Spencerhill Associates
Women’s Fiction: Paige Wheeler, Folio Literary Agency
Young Adult: Melissa Frain, Tor
Women’s Fiction: Paige Wheeler, Folio Literary Agency
Young Adult: Melissa Frain, Tor
Published Author Contests
FHL, Inspirational Reader's Choice. Deadline March 1, 2012.
More Than Magic. Deadline March 2, 2011.
Everything Else
The Erma Bombeck Writing Competition.
Capture the essence of Erma's writings and you could win $500!
Competition opens Tuesday, January 3rd. Entry consists of a personal
essay of 450 words or less.Entries must be submitted by 7:30 AM, EST, February 14, 2012.
Deadline is February 29th for the...Wow! Women on Writing Quarterly Flash Fiction Contest.
Word Count:Maximum: 750, Minimum: 250 OPEN PROMPT! That’s right, this is your chance to shine, and get creative. You can write about anything, as long as it’s within the word count and fiction. So, dig out those stories you started way back when and tailor them to the word count.
Any style and genre. From horror to romance! So, get creative, and most of all, have fun.Entries limited to a maximum of 300 stories. Please enter early to ensure inclusion. The winner not only gets cash and goodies but an agent read! The guest agent judge is Elise Capron with the Dijkstra Agency.
Tarcher/Penguin Top Artist Contest. Deadline March 2.
Tarcher/Penguin, one of the premier publishers of personal growth books for nearly 40 years, is hosting a national creativity competition to celebrate two classic, bestselling creativity programs: The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron and Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards.
The competition consists of two parts – writing and drawing – and you are free to enter one or both competitions. Writing and drawing entries will be judged on their technical merit as well as their artistic expression.
Create an original piece of art reflecting the theme of Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, and enter for the opportunity to have your artwork featured in an ad in the Fall 2012 issue of The Artist’s Magazine (ARV: $8,000.00). Or, enter for the opportunity to have your fiction or narrative non-fiction manuscript critiqued by an editor from Tarcher/Penguin (ARV $10,000.00). Both winners will also each receive a $5,000.00 cash prize!
That's it. Now go forth and contest!
I already entered one contest this week, but I could sure use a Seekerville critique.
ReplyDeleteCoffee's brewing.
Helen
Nose is on the grindstone. WIP, WIP, WIP!
ReplyDeleteFantabulous list ma'am! Lots to choose from.
ReplyDeleteWould love a critique but May and I are not writing romance. Will leave that splendid prize for someone else to enjoy... and make a first sale soon!
But, one little thing - really??? First 2,5000 words. for the Michael Jackson contest? Wshew... ;D
Hi Helen! /waving/
I'm getting back to my usual schedule finally... Thanks for the brew this evening/morning. :)
Go Lyndee!!!
ReplyDeleteIs there an expiration for the critiques won by us? Don't know when I'd use it, but sure wouldn't hurt to have it in the arsenal.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the Genesis judges finally up.
I, um, ate too many late night snacks to make up for the fact that I missed lunch, so I'm keeping my hand over my eyes to keep me from eating anything more.
I'll bring big pitchers of ice cold water to fill up on so anyone else determined to keep their hands off the cyberfood can join me. Better get off my computer chair for a few minutes and exercise. TTFN
Melissa, I entered THREE different categories of the Genesis this year, with judges sight-unseen. I lost my entry money but it was to a good cause. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat update, as always!
ReplyDeleteThink I'm going with Genesis but that's probably it this month. Maybe more later this year but for the not right now.
Thanks, Tina!
And I'd love to be entered for the critique :D.
ReplyDeleteThis is why I am not a bank teller.
ReplyDeleteExtra 0 on that K.C.
Can I ask a question what is the difference from historical fiction and historical romance?
ReplyDeletegood luck to all entering contests.
those historical romance judges... wow.
ReplyDeleteVirginia Mary Ginny. Thanks for the donation to the ACFW.
It's nice that they changed the disqualification rules but I guess that only applies if you get a contract after March 1.
I'm still a bit stuffed from that party yesterday.
Thanks for the contest update, Tina. Have a great weekend everyone!
Well Jenny one is a HEA (Happily Ever After) with a one guy one girl romance thread. The other is not.
ReplyDeleteLove all those contest updates.
ReplyDeleteAfter Virginia's party yesterday, we should all be inspired to enter more contests.
Best wishes all of you.
Looks like a great line-up if I can get things together. Ha!
ReplyDeleteLyndee, you've got the right idea. Nose to the grindstone!
Please enter me for the 15 page critique. : )
Whitney
Thanks for the contest update, Tina! I love the Valentine motif! Need to get my dh a card. I saw he had one for me, not that I was snooping. :-)
ReplyDeleteI was a Genesis finalist at the time when a sale disqualified finalists. Love the change of rules! Pulling for all of you who are entering contests.
KC, are you sure May isn't writing romance on the sly? ;-)
Janet
I'm inspired! I'm thinking of entering two contests...but unlike Virginia, I'm waiting until the last minute to send my submission to the Genesis :)
ReplyDeleteAnd please enter me for the critique! I'd love to have someone look at my new WIP - but give me a few weeks to get it ready, okay?
Melissa, dear, remember that Seekerville food is virtual - indulge your heart out. No cost, no calories, no fat, no carbs. Heaven on earth...
I learned so much from entering the Genesis contest last year that I hope this year's entry does better. We'll see. Please enter me for the critique drawing.
ReplyDeleteAmazing post! Thanks a lot for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat update, Tina! Thanks! Question for you: if I decide to enter more than one contest, is it best to have different things I submit, or is okay to submit the same piece of work fitted to contest parameters? So appreciate you compiling all of these contests into one place. :)
ReplyDeleteTina, thank you for the update! I've got a couple more contests to enter and I'll be done for this year.
ReplyDeleteJan, do you have a reason for waiting??????? Something we should know about? :)
ReplyDeleteLOL, Janet!! You snoop. :)
ReplyDeleteI got hubby's card and chocolate already. I just hope he doesn't read this. Of course, he's not a SNOOP like some people we know!
:)
Jeanne T, it's fine to enter the same manuscript in several contests.
ReplyDeleteGood job, Teeenster!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love contests. Just love 'em!
And Valentines' Day. Such a girly holiday. I'd like a bunch of those unexpected flowers... The 4.99 at the grocery store just because a certain someone wants to brighten your day.
Can I hear an "awwww...."?
I started this earlier, so I'm behind on comments. But I had the honor of working with Lyndee yesterday on 1K1HR! SUHWEET! ;)
I am thrilled with the Genesis judge line-up. Absolutely, positively wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGod bless those coordinators, they went above and beyond to have a great cross-section. Seriously solid choices in every category. How could we ask for more than that?
JAMIE!!!! Good girl! We learn, change and grow! Go get 'em, Tiger!
Tina, always love your contest updates!
ReplyDeleteHeading to Birmingham, AL, for Murder in the Magic City. Tomorrow I'll be on an author panel and talking about "Murder and More." What fun! :)
Traveling on to the Montgomery area on Sunday for Murder on the Menu! (Just so they don't kill the author!) :)
I'll mention Seekerville at both events. Bet your ears will be burning!
Hugs!
The Lord is good! I am sipping coffee, enjoying a snowday from the day job--preschool director/teacher--and thanking the Lord for the gift of too much fluffy white stuff. The whole day to pull the perfect words together...don't you love writing when it is cold and snowy outside...and no guilt over wearing sweats and slippers cause it is so cold and so snowy who cares? And then, just when life cannot get any better, there's an opportunity from Seekerville for a critique! Count me in! Eileen
ReplyDeleteHey...I think I will enter a contest or three! Why not?
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm finally almost at a place where contests are an option, so thanks so much for the update! :) I just had a very large bowl of Lucky Charms, so no food for me today... just back to the writing. I would love to be entered for the critique. Oh and thanks for the water Melissa! It'll keep me hydrated while I hermit myself inside today to write.
ReplyDeleteMissy, my lips are sealed. And my keyboard. But IF I ever have any news to share, you'll be the first to know:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the updates, Tina.
ReplyDeleteStill trying to figure out my future contest plans :-)
Have a great day
Oh, and I'd love a crit.
ReplyDeleteAm always in need of one :-)
So, Tina. If a contest lists only the Historical Fiction category, is it wise to submit an Historical Romance?
ReplyDeleteI saw the email from the Genesis judges. Eek! Guess it's getting closer and closer to that end mark...
ReplyDeleteI'd LOVE a crit. :)
Please enter me in the 15 page critique so I can polish 'my baby' before it leaves my hands again. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jodie Wolfe
Eileen, I love those days! They're really rare here in Georgia. But I do love being snowed in! :)
ReplyDeleteJan, you're really good! I still don't know any more than I did before my question. LOL
ReplyDeletethis is just the most CHEERFUL blog all the pink and red.
ReplyDeleteIt hardly matches the murky day we're having.
I'm so conflicted!
Today, I'm packing my computer and heading to the library, where there's no internet hook-up, no phone, no piles of laundry calling my name, etc. Just a solid block of writing time.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun over at FB 1H1K yesterday with Ruthy and a bunch more of you fabulous ladies (haven't seen any of the guys over there!)but today I'm going to change it up. I'm Grammy-booked this weekend, so I doubt I'll be finding time to write. SO today I've set the lofty goal of 3,000 words or more! YIKES! Will let you know how it goes.
Thanks to all of you for your inspiration, cheerleading, and the gentle kick in the butt.
Thanks, Tina, for the contest list. I love the pretty hearts too.
Missy, in Colorado we get snow 2 or 3 times a month--but, snowdays! They happen maybe 2 times a year. This is our second already. See what spring brings.
ReplyDeleteGood luck to everyone who enters!
ReplyDeleteHelen, good for you!
I'm considering two entries in the Genesis, but after critiquing a few entries I just don't know if I should spend the money.
ReplyDeleteOh, Debby! I didn't know about Murder in the Magic City. It would have been worth it to go just to see you. :-) Hope you have a wonderful time!
ReplyDeleteToday is my birthday. If my hubby gets a job, that will be present enough. He's talking to a possible employer on the phone right now!
Oooh, those contests are sounding intriguing. I plan on spending the weekend polishing up the last few pages of my Genesis entry and giving it to my hubby to critique. I know he'll be honest, since that was how we met, in a writing critique class... how's that for a romance? :)
ReplyDeleteAnd Debby, your "murderous" weekend sounds awesome! I LOVE that kind of stuff!
(And BTW, I could use a critique from someone other than my husband! Please enter me in the drawing!)
Yay Melanie!!! I'm praying for your hubby right now!
ReplyDeleteI remember those phone calls - so much trepidation - Is this the right job? Will they like him? Will he be able to come up with the right words and phrasing on the spot? Will the dogs behave and not break out in wild barking? - and all without visual cues to know how it's going!
Oh yes, I'm praying :)
It's snowing here in Paradise. I think I may spend the night at work. Safer than going back out on the streets. Ten inches and counting so far. Oh that Mother Nature.
ReplyDeleteEileen, I would then decide based on the final judge.
ReplyDeleteWhere are you in Colorado. At this moment I am knee deep in snow by the Centennial Airport.
Jeanne, you can let your one msc DO THE ROUNDS. The important thing is the final judges. They should be different unless you really revised your msc.
ReplyDeleteWe don't have any snow forecast for the next ten days - Tina and Eileen, your storm is just a few hours south of us.
ReplyDeleteAnd to think I bought snow boots for the first time in ten years! I thought we'd have snow in South Dakota!
Melanie, that's great news!!! Fingers are crossed!
ReplyDeleteStephanie, what a fun way to meet your hubby!
Eileen, since snow is so rare, we get snow days with anything over about an inch of snow. :) People freak out and head to the grocery and clear out the bread and milk if we even have a prediction of snow. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love a Seekerville critique! Thanks for this opportunity!
ReplyDeleteHey gang!
ReplyDeleteSome of you knew this already [don't remember if I actually mentioned it here on Seekerville or not but I have elsewhere - though not my personal facebook until after I talk to my dad later today].
This morning I had a spot of skin cancer removed from my nose. It went fine and they got it all but because of where etc that doc didn't feel like he could fix it only using a local anesthetic. He sent me to a plastic surgeon but he can't fix it until Wednesday. He's going to knock me out and all that. If you could keep me in your prayers I'd appreciate it. I'm feeling a bit stressed and tense about it already but now I have a hole in my nose until then :(.
On the upside, I can call it 'research' and make a character go through the same thing ;). No one else would do that, would they?
Wonder if I could write it off then? :D
My writing should be interesting the last few days given the drugs they're giving me :D. Wowza!
I live in Loveland (don't you think that is appropriate for a romance writer?) and we are still coming down hard. My poor son plows in the winter and he is exhausted.
ReplyDeletePrayers, Carol!
ReplyDeleteMissy
ReplyDeleteI know! My daughter used to teach in Virginia and they would cancel if there was a threat of snow. She used to laugh until the end of the school year when she had to work 6 days extra to make up for missing so much school.
I am most definitely interested in a critique!! so glad I found this group!
ReplyDeleteI am most definitely interested in a critique!! so glad I found this group!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this info. Tina! I'd never have realized there were SO many contests if not for Seekerville---WOW! ~ Enjoy the goodies I've baked (yes, finally getting back to baking again...)~ Blueberry muffins, Fudge brownies, and Peach Pound cake (all warm from the oven). ~ Happy Weekend! Hugs, Patti Jo :)
ReplyDeletep.s. Tina, please send some SNOW to Georgia! I would LOVE just one snow this winter---not a blizzard, just a nice, lovely snow. ;) PJ
ReplyDeleteThanks, Missy! I've only participated in one contest. Now that my wip is pretty much done, I'm redy to jump into more contesting this year. :)
ReplyDeletePrayers, Carol!
ReplyDeleteMy mom went through the same kind of thing about 35 years ago - complete recovery, no recurrences - praying the same results for you!
(I don't remember her with the drugs, though...maybe she hid that part from me...)
Eileen: Are you enjoying the snow today? We're staying indoors and loving watching the snow. I just read further down and see you live in Loveland. Love that town. :)
ReplyDeleteMelanie: HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Hope you get your wished-for present!
Tina: SO sorry you had to drvie into work today. Roads are pretty ugly! Also, thanks for the info about the final judges in contests. That makes a lot of sense. :)
Carol: I'll be praying for you. These are the kinds of times when we are stretched into more of the image of Jesus. Praying.
I would love to enter the contest for a Seekerville critique! I'll take all the help I can get. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would love to enter the contest for a Seekerville critique! I'll take all the help I can get. :-)
ReplyDeleteSharyn is so enthusiastic she said it twice. WAY TO GO AND WELCOME TO SEEKERVILLE!!
ReplyDeletePatti Jo! Where have you been. You have been missed.
ReplyDeleteHi double Katy! Welcome to Seekerville. Do you know Sharyn?
ReplyDeletePraying Carol!
ReplyDeleteLoveland, home of the snow and the brave.
ReplyDeleteI only have to drive home then I can nestle in for the weekend.
Tina, safe driving!
ReplyDeleteCarol, we'll be praying. Let us know how you do.
Eileen,
ReplyDeleteI'm one street over from Lover's Leap.
No conests for me right now. I need to get more written on my wip first.
Jan, why the wait??? Are we going to get a 'first sale' party every month in Seekerville??
ReplyDeletePraying hard!!!
Thanks for the update! Will check them out! Some look good!
ReplyDeleteAnd yay for the judges of the Genesis! Great line up.
Have a good weekend. Safe travels in the snow.
Cheers,
Sue
Oh, Carol!!! praying for you!!
ReplyDeleteI know you're not a prideful woman, but a hole in your nose (besides the ones we already need) is not something you can just brush off. Your feelings are so totally understandable!!
BIG hugs, and lots of hot tea and maybe a chick flick. I'll take the kids for a while to the cyber park and you can just forget about the nose thing. :)
Prayers and love!
Thanks all! I know it's gonna be all good but still... AND I know I'm gonna wanna be taking pics in a couple weeks because Deb Raney is coming to our local group and I KNOW it won't be healed by then :p. Ah well.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks Ginny but DH/sis just took them all to Sam's ;).
I'm home by myself and counting the minutes until I can take more Tylenol [the good kind - with codeine].
Can't decide if I want to write* or pull out a movie and a blankie...
Or maybe go to sleep... ;)
Now that I've told my dad, I'm posting updates on Facebook too but I'll let y'all know how it goes on Wednesday.
*gave my character skin cancer on her nose - imagine that - but I really did need SOMETHING for them to go through TOGETHER [you know before ripping them apart] and I hadn't come up with anything good
I'm home!!!! The drive wasn't too bad cause I was the only goofball on the road.
ReplyDeleteGlad you're home safe and sound Tina.
ReplyDeleteOh my. This is so perfect. Just in time for the Genesis. Whoever you choose, they are one lucky story weaver. Good luck all.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Praying for you Carol. I had skin cancer a couple years ago, and also went to a plastic surgeon. May you feel God's peace and presence as you wait.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jodie Wolfe
And speaking of the Genesis...good luck to all those entering!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you are home safe Tina. Send some snow to PA. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jodie
Question about the query contest. Do we not include our name on the actual letter?
ReplyDeleteJodie Wolfe
I think Ruthy doesn't want you to for the first round when the Seekers are viewing it. After that I imagine the top five going to Barbara will be tweaked. I think that's how she did the last query contest.
ReplyDeleteBut no worries. If it's there she'll fix it.
Thanks Tina. I was waiting to submit until I heard something - I'll leave it off. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jodie
I would love a romance manuscript critique.
ReplyDeleteCarol M, adding a prayer for peace of mind and that all will go smoothly for you.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be entered for the critique.
ReplyDeleteGinger in AL
ginger(dot)solomon(at)gmail(dot)com