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Sun vs Snow #Contest for #Writers

January 20, 2017Literary200 Entries, Adult Books, Amy Trueblood, Authors, Blog Contest, Feedback, Fiction, Finding Agents, January, Literary Agents, Manuscripts, Marketing, Michelle Hauck, Middle Grade Books, Official Rules, Polished Works, Sun vs Snow, Unpublished, WIPs, Young Adult Bookspdpabst

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It’s that time of year again when Amy Trueblood and Michelle Hauck host Sun vs Snow! This is not a twitter contest, but a blog contest for unpublished writers. This year they have 21 agents participating (half shown here and the other half shown here). Make sure you get your submission ready via email and submit when the window opens on January 23, 2017 at 4pm EST. They only take the first 200 entries, so don’t wait to long. Get your query and first 250 words polished now!

This is only for completed manuscripts, so please don’t send WIPs. Go here for complete guidelines.

As always, good luck!

P.D. Pabst
Blogger and writer MG/YA fiction

Costa Rica Retreat for Writers and Families

January 16, 2017Literary, Writing Conferences & GetawaysAuthor, Costa Rica, Creative Writing, Fiction, Hammocks, Hikes, Inspiration, Manuscripts, Non-Fiction, Public Readings, Rain Forest, Relaxation, research, Stories, Tourist, Vacation, WIPs, Workshops, Writing, Writing Retreatpdpabst

You’ll stay on a working farm in the heart of the rainforest, with easy access to both hammocks and hikes. Each morning, you’ll participate in creative writing workshops, and each afternoon, you’ll have time to write or explore.

The week begins and ends with public readings — which your family is welcome to attend!

Cost: $1,345-$1,819 per person (does not include lunch or dinner); $290 per child (if sharing a room with two adults). The retreat will be February 4-11, 2017. Remember, if you’re an author, retreats are tax deductible. Get complete details here.

Have fun!

P.D. Pabst
Blogger and writer of MG/YA fiction.

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