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| Now that I have you attention… |
Okay, so I entered a pitch contest over this past weekend via Twitter. I had 140 characters to pitch. Whew…all I could think about was tag line. What’s a good tag line for my story? Well…my tagline was good enough that they publisher asked me for a full submission. I know, I know…
Well, now I have to write a synopsis and put the final touches on my story. So don’t be surprised if I hit up my crit group (and you know who you are) for help with the final revision and synopsis. I’m actually not nervous because this is my story that was rejected back in October so even if they don’t want it, I can say that I have done a synopsis and at least was asked for a submission.
Okay, I’m done…talk amongst yourself or give me some advice.
🙂
Harlie Williams, Author 
keep at it! you ONLY get better with practice, trust me, I know.
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Good luck to you–and hey, you know your tag line was awesome.I have no advice for you because I hate writing the synopsis.
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Good Luck and congrats!
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That is SO cool!!! Woot, woot! If there's anything I can help with, let me know, OK? 🙂 Go, you!!
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Congrats!
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Awesome! We'll be looking for it ;>-Cheryl
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Thanks everyone. I'll let you know how it goes.
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Congrats! That's wonderful. Good luck!
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I am stoked for you, my friend! Fingers crossed and red pen ready to crit.
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My first piece of advice is to BREATHE! LOL I can hear the excitement all the way over here in Virginia. 🙂 So happy about the Twitter Pitch request. Good luck and keep us posted!
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Congrats dear!!!!My suggestion would be to do a chapter by chapter summary, then see where you can condense it into a page….it worked for me, anyway!
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