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Agent Insider. Another Agent GiveAway!

Hey lovely bloggers and readers and fellow Workshop participants! I hope your weekend has started off just absolutely wonderful and the rest only gets better!!!

Are you ready for information about another AGENT GIVEAWAY???

Pooja Menon with the Kimberley Cameron & Associates has offered a First Chapter critique, along with a personal email to the participant. How Exciting!!! Really it is! Can you imagine the help and information you'll receive? Awesome, dude!


So, to recap our Agent Giveaways

Linda Glaz with Hartline Literary Agency 

for a critique of the first 5 pages!
 

for a first chapter critique and a personal email!

Marisa Cleveland with The Seymour Agency

for a critique of the first three chapters or first 50 pages!

Terrie Wolf with AKA Literary

for a personal phone call!
 
On Monday's check in post, I'll be listing all the agents who confirmed so far, so have a great weekend and don't forget to visit on Monday!

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  1. WOW! Just wanted to say thank you so much for stopping by my blog and your encouraging words. Thanks for all you do!

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  2. What an awesome give away! I love your blog :)

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  3. Wow!! I am so excited! :) thank you so much for getting this together!

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  4. As always Talynn, you get my writer's salute for all the work you're doing. Thanks. :)

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  5. Are we all already registered for the agent giveaways? Or is this something we do separately?

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    1. The giveaways are for those in the mentor workshop. The info is posted in the post entitled "Who are the agents and how does the mentor program work" just a few posts below.

      I'll post all the info again on Monday, along with all the agents who are participating in the Pitch Opportunity:)

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  6. I'm not sure if I'm in or out-hopefully in because those are AWESOME giveaways...Thank you!

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  7. Sounds fantastic! Thank you so much for all your work.

    ~Debbie

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  8. Ooh, that sounds wonderful! Thank you for this amazing workshop and for all the hard work you've put into it.

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  9. Wow, this sounds amazing. I am not familiar with the mentor program, but you have some awesome prizes, so many agent critiques, emails and even a personal phone call. Good luck to all.

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