NaNoWriMo Pitchapalooza 2022

Wrimos, you wrote your 50,000 words (or got pretty close!). You’re a winner. What are you going to do with your precious manuscript? That’s where we come in. Join us April 2 at 3PM ET/12PM PT. Learn more at thebookdoctors.com/twelfth-ann....
For those of you not familiar with Pitchapalooza, here’s the skinny: You get 250 words to pitch your book. Twenty pitches will be randomly selected from all submissions. We will then critique the pitches during this live webinar so you get to see what makes a great pitch. At the end of the webinar, we will choose one winner from the group. The winner will receive an introduction to an agent or publisher appropriate for their manuscript.
LEARN MORE at ‎thebookdoctors.com/twelfth-an....
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LINKS
This webcast is part of NaNoWriMo's "I wrote a novel, now what?" months. nanowrimo.org/now-what
Keep writing during Camp NaNoWriMo, happening in April: nanowrimo.org/what-is-camp-na...
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IMPORTANT NANOWRIMO PITCHAPALOOZA DATES
Tuesday, February 15, 2022-Pitch submission opens
Tuesday, March 15, 2022-Final day to submit pitches
Saturday, April 2, 2022-NaNoWriMo Pitchapalooza live on TH-cam
Sunday, April 3, 2022-Voting for Fan Favorite begins at www.thebookdoctors.com
Monday, April 25, 2022-Final day to vote for Fan Favorite
Tuesday, April 26, 2022-Fan Favorite announced at www.thebookdoctors.com
THE BOOK DOCTORS: We’re Arielle Eckstut and David Henry Sterry. Between us, we have a half of a century’s worth of experience turning talented writers into published authors. We’re dedicated to helping writers get their books published. Successfully!
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[@jennifermonahan4040]

The way you two interact and support one another's comments is refreshing, entertaining and educational. It's the "hidden in plain sight" secret to great communication. I also learned a lot about pitches. Fantastic!

[@TheBookDoctors]

Thx so much, Jennifer! Those words mean a lot!

[@j.e.farris6195]

What a reat experience. Thanks for putting this all together.

[@TheBookDoctors]

Thx so much! Appreciate the kind words.

[@kayecurren3342]

Not even writing but love seeing your faces!

[@TheBookDoctors]

Nice to see your name and face, Kaye!

[@allymonte7295]

Omg! I haven't seen you guys in ages! Arielle, the green glasses mean "go." David, who else could rock that outfit? Thrilled you're back! ❤❤❤

[@TheBookDoctors]

We miss you, Ally!

[@allymonte7295]

@@TheBookDoctors I miss you! 😚

[@SpoilersAndAll]

Thanks for this!!!

[@TheBookDoctors]

Thanks for watching!

[@Callagold]

Your feedback, advice, and ideas for improvement just sparkle. I see how a good pitch can forward an author's chances of publication. I wanted to read a number of the books presented.

[@TheBookDoctors]

Thank you so much for those very kind words!

[@juliannepost2790]

How do we know which pitches were selected without watching through the whole thing?

[@kristituckaustin5229]

Check out the pitches here: thebookdoctors.com/nanowrimo-pitchapalooza-2022/ You can vote for your favorite while you're there. Even if your pitch wasn't drawn, Pitchapalooza offers lots of advice that's applicable to all writers.