Welcome to Team Licorice Castle! It’s been a long week of reading through all the amazing pitches. Our wonderful readers have narrowed the slush, and your team hosts have chosen seventy pitches for the agent round. To meet the slush readers and hosts go to this post here. And you can find out more about the participating agents on this post here.
For those of you not familiar with Pitch Madness, it’s a contest where agents compete in a game against their peers for pitches and you can find the rules and instructions of the game here.
I’m co-hosting with the amazing Jeyn Roberts! Check out her site and follow her, you’ll be happy you did.
Jeyn Roberts
Author of the Dark Inside trilogy, The Bodies We Wear and When They Fade. Vancouverite. Animal lover. Destroying words in a coffee shop near you.
Scroll down to view all 10 picks for my blog or click on the links to each post …
Middle Grade
SJ 1: MG Magical Realism (#OwnVoices) – Wok Magic
SJ2: MG Fantasy (#OwnVoices OCD) – The Deepest Lake
Young Adult
SJ3: YA Science Fiction – Submerge
SJ4: YA Psychological Thriller (#OwnVoices PoC) – Girl In Ruins
SJ5: YA Fantasy – The Merciful Crow
SJ7: YA Science Fiction – Rogue
New Adult/Adult
SJ8: Adult Paranormal Thriller – Specter of a Chance
SJ9: Adult Literary Historical – The City With Three Names
SJ10: Adult Gothic Science Fiction – L’Abatteur
Comments are set to moderation so the agents won’t see the other agents’ requests. Please no comments other than those from the agents. After the agent round, we’ll release the moderation and let you all comment on the entries.
We’ll reveal the agent requests on March 17 starting at 4:30 Eastern time. All the twitter fun will happen on the hashtag #PitchMadness, where we’ll tweet the results of the agent round.
Join us for the Twitter Pitch Party on March 23 from 8AM to 8PM Eastern time on the hashtag #PitMad. It’s open to everyone!
How do you twitter pitch? You can find all the details here.
A huge HUGE thank you to my team and to the wonderful agents!
Go to all the hosts’ blogs to read more winning pitches …
I’d love to read THE CITY WITH THREE NAMES!