We're getting close to Pitch Madness submission day on March 10, and I wanted to introduce the slush readers, agent intern advisers, and the host blogs and their teams. The teams will choose the best entries for their teams from the slush. The teams have to decide on the pitches together, but ultimately it's the blog hosts and co-hosts who have the final decision.
For those of you not familiar with Pitch Madness, Pitch Madness is a contest where agents compete in a game against their peers for pitches. This time the game is Clue. If you haven't been a part of a Pitch Madness challenge before, please check out this post here for more information. The submission window is open for 24 hours (12:01AM EST to 11:59PM EST) on March 10. Our slush readers will read through the pitches and pick the top 60 pitches for the agent round starting on March 18. We try to get a good mix of various genres, but the writing comes first. Basically, if the submissions aren't ready, it's a pass.
Introducing Round 1 Slush Sleuths who'll be checking each pitch for clues of greatness ...
Rae Chang Website Twitter
Veronica Bartles Website Twitter
Sarah L. Blair Website Twitter
L.L. McKinney Website Twitter
To help us choose the best pitches for the market, we have our Market Investigators finding pitches agents would kill for ...
Lady Lioness, Assistant to a fabulous Literary Agent Twitter
Jami Nord, intern for Bree Ogden at D4EO Twitter
And choosing in the final rounds are your hosts and their teams ...
Collecting pitch clues in the Library ...
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On Brenda Drake's blog with Kimberly P. Chase.
Their support readers ...
K.T. Hannah Website Twitter
Mina Vaughn Website Twitter
Collecting pitch clues in the Study ...
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On Sharon Johnston's blog with Fiona McLaren.
Their support readers ...
Meagan
Lauren McKellar Website Twitter
Collecting pitch clues in the Ballroom ...
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On Summer Heacock's blog with team leader Dee Romito.
Their support readers ...
Jennifer Malone Website Twitter
Triona Murphy Website Twitter
Collecting pitch clues in the Billiard Room ...
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On Rebecca Weston's blog with Marieke Nijkamp.
They'll be on their own scouring for the best of the best.
Come back tomorrow and meet the agents!
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