Each week, you have the opportunity to send in up to two pages of your
manuscript or WIP. It can be related to something covered in one of the
workshop classes or something you are stumped on and can't figure out.
Or you may just have a question about a paragraph description, point of
view, plot movement - just whatever.
Also, you must include your question or concern at the top of the email. The weekly mentor workshop is not designed for general critiques, but for specific questions the writer may have or for help with any of the classes we have discussed. Or just a personal question or chat the writer doesn't want to put in the public comments.
Remember, there will be THREE agent giveaways for all those enrolled in the mentor workshop.
Send mentor pages, questions or personal chats to:
workshop ink in the book at g mail dot com (no spaces)
It's really a win-win situation for those enrolled. You get personal questions and feedback on your work AND the chance to win a super long critique from an agent. Do you want to know WHO the agents are that will be helping out?
Drum roll please>>>>>>>>>>>
Linda Glaz with Hartline Literary Agency
for a critique of the first 5 pages!
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!
There are other agents and an editor who will be participating in the pitch opportunity (3 more, at least!!!!) There will be a special post and announcement SOON!
Also, you must include your question or concern at the top of the email. The weekly mentor workshop is not designed for general critiques, but for specific questions the writer may have or for help with any of the classes we have discussed. Or just a personal question or chat the writer doesn't want to put in the public comments.
Remember, there will be THREE agent giveaways for all those enrolled in the mentor workshop.
Send mentor pages, questions or personal chats to:
workshop ink in the book at g mail dot com (no spaces)
It's really a win-win situation for those enrolled. You get personal questions and feedback on your work AND the chance to win a super long critique from an agent. Do you want to know WHO the agents are that will be helping out?
Drum roll please>>>>>>>>>>>
Linda Glaz with Hartline Literary Agency
for a critique of the first 5 pages!
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!
There are other agents and an editor who will be participating in the pitch opportunity (3 more, at least!!!!) There will be a special post and announcement SOON!
So cool! I know it's a champagne problem, but sometimes I miss participating in events like this. ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Thank you and the agents for all you guys are doing.
ReplyDeleteYou have done such a wonderful job :)
ReplyDeleteYes great job and a heck of a lot of work on your part, kudos.
ReplyDeleteI know I've already sent you my first page, but just wondering can we send in up to two pages per week and who to?
ReplyDeleteThanks for all you do!
such a wonderful opportunity! thanks!! you are working so hard for us!
ReplyDeleteI can't remember if I signed up for mentoring. Was it on the questionnaire? If I didn't is there still time?
ReplyDeleteHi Connie! No, you didn't sign up for a mentor, but you can still do so. Let me know, and I can add yo to the list!
DeleteTalynn
Yeah! I'd love to be a part of it. NOt sure what I was thinking when I marked no. NOt an opportunity to pass up. Thanks I will wait anxiously to see our next steps. Love the info you are sharing! Checking on my plot now!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I did the same thing. Duh. Yes, I'd like a chance to have my first pages critiqued. Hope I can still do it. Where do we send our pages?
ReplyDeleteThe email adress is in the above post:)
DeleteDid you get my first two pages, I sent them on Saturday. However, I forgot to include my problem. I want to know if these pages have enough of a hook.
DeleteThanks.
I am not sure if I have a mentor and I admit to some confusion about how things are working generally...I sent something to you, but maybe I shouldn't have.
ReplyDeleteYes, I believe you signed up for a mentor:)
DeleteI haven't received anything fro you Rhiann
DeleteI'm not sure if I signed up for a mentor but I'd love one. I did send you something about a problem I'm having with the simple sentence. There are 5 key points in my story but every sentence I come up with (that actually flows smoothly and doesn't sound like it was just pieced together) leaves out at least one of those key points. I just can't get all 5 included. How important is it for it to just be one sentence? Is this really a big deal when pitching to agents? Or is this more for our benifit?
ReplyDeleteHi Kimber. I haven't received anything from you? Where did you send it?
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DeleteLet me try that again without the typos. I sent it to workshopinkinthebook@gmail.com
DeleteThe subject line says: mentor help with simple sentence.
Hi Kimber. I found it! IT went in the spam box but I don't know why?
DeleteGlad you found it. :)
DeleteWow, I like this idea a lot! So much to choose from (unfortunately!) Let me pick something and send it along.
ReplyDeleteOoops, not sure I signed up. Think I said maybe? Hmm, will send something in and if I'm too late, I'm too late. :-)
DeleteNo, you aren't too late!
DeleteThank you!
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