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I don't believe this shit.
They closed the submission portal one day early. People are going berserk on their site. It clearly says October 1st to 14th.
Well, there went my chance.
[ETA. Yay! They've admitted their mistake and are going to open again soon. When and for how long they don't say, details clearly aren't their strong suit, but at least I haven't completely missed my chance. NOw to work some more on that damn query letter. Anyone able to think of a nice hook* for me? Everything I try sounds so cheesy.]
[ETA2. Ha! Hubby is good. He came up with this: "On a personal journey of music and magic, from small town America to New York City, Daniel struggles to control his powers in a world that isn't made for him, and win the heart of the one person that is."
I think it works, what do you think?]
*"A hook is a concise, one-sentence tagline for your book. It’s meant to hook your reader’s interest, and wind them in." Agentquery.com. Examples here.
They closed the submission portal one day early. People are going berserk on their site. It clearly says October 1st to 14th.
Well, there went my chance.
[ETA. Yay! They've admitted their mistake and are going to open again soon. When and for how long they don't say, details clearly aren't their strong suit, but at least I haven't completely missed my chance. NOw to work some more on that damn query letter. Anyone able to think of a nice hook* for me? Everything I try sounds so cheesy.]
[ETA2. Ha! Hubby is good. He came up with this: "On a personal journey of music and magic, from small town America to New York City, Daniel struggles to control his powers in a world that isn't made for him, and win the heart of the one person that is."
I think it works, what do you think?]
*"A hook is a concise, one-sentence tagline for your book. It’s meant to hook your reader’s interest, and wind them in." Agentquery.com. Examples here.