Share a link to where you submitted your work (pitched/submitted in the month of APRIL 2012) for a chance to win two I are a writer! pens.
Here's how it works:
If you submitted a story to a paying publication sometime last month (even if it only pays in contributer copies) or you pitched a novel to an agent or publisher (either in the form of a query letter or an in-person pitch), share the title AND a link to the relevant publication, publisher, or literary agency, submission page in a comment below (You don't need an LJ account to leave a comment. You can do it through Facebook or Twitter).
Every month, a random commenter will win two 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below.
Best of luck to all who take part. 
- Mood:
cheerful
Share a link to where you submitted your work (pitched/submitted in the month of April 2012) for a chance to win two I are a writer! pens.
Here's how it works:
If you submit a story to a paying publication sometime this month (even if it only pays in contributer copies) or you pitch a novel to an agent or publisher (either in the form of a query letter or an in-person pitch), share the title AND a link to the relevant publication, publisher, or literary agency, submission page In a comment below (You don't need an LJ account to leave a comment. You can do it through Facebook or Twitter).
Every month, a random commenter will win two 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below.
Best of luck to all who take part.
- Mood:
content
If you pitched/submitted your writing last month, don't forget to leave a link to the lucky recipient's submission page on the March 'Pitcher's Corner' entry page. A random commenter will win two of my 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below:
Best of luck to all who take part.
- Mood: cheerful
Here's how it works:
If you submit a story to a paying publication sometime this month (even if it only pays in contributer copies) or you pitch a novel to an agent or publisher (either in the form of a query letter or an in-person pitch), share the title AND a link to the relevant publication, publisher, or literary agency, submission page In a comment below (You don't need an LJ account to leave a comment. You can do it through Facebook or Twitter).
Every month, a random commenter will win two 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below.
Best of luck to all who take part.
- Mood: cheerful
Here's how it works:
If you submit a story or novel to a paying publication in this month (even if it only pays in contributer copies), tell us the title of the story/novel, the publication, publisher, or literary agency you sent it to, AND share a link to the relevant submission page In a comment below.
Every month, a random commenter will win two 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below.
You don't need an LJ account to leave a comment. You can do it through Facebook or Twitter.
Best of luck to all who take part.
ETA: And the February winner is: Julie Campbell (aka ![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif?v=91.7){kind=small}
phoenixfirewolf)
Congrats, Julie :) Let me have your address and I'll mail your pens
- Mood: content
Here's how it works:
If you submit a story or novel to a paying publication in this month (even if it only pays in contributer copies), tell us the title of the story/novel, the publication, publisher, or literary agency you sent it to, AND share a link to the relevant submission page In a comment below.
Every month, a random commenter will win two 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below.
You don't need an LJ account to leave a comment. You can do it through Facebook or Twitter.
Best of luck to all who take part.
ETA: And the January winner is: Phil Giunta (aka pgiunta)
Congrats, Phil :) Let me have your address and I'll mail your pens
- Mood: cheerful
Share a link to where you submitted your work (pitched/submitted in the month of January 2012) for a chance to win two I are a writer! pens.
Writers put a lot of unsung effort into their books and stories. We get the hard work of polishing and revision done, then move on to the painful bit, the submission process. We nail our courage to the sticking post and send our work to agents and/or editors, then wait weeks, months, even years, for a response. All too often, all we get in return is a variation of 'Sorry, not right for us at this time' (if we even get a reply).
All that hard work and nothing to show for it.
Not any more!
Starting in January, I'm introducing a new, monthly feature, PITCHER'S CORNER, here on
An Englishman in New Jersey.
Here's how it works:
If you submit a story or novel to a paying publication in the month of January 2012 (even if it only pays in contributer copies), tell us the title of the story/novel, the publication, publisher, or literary agency you sent it to, AND share a link to the relevant submission page In a comment below.
Every month, a random commenter will win two 'I are a writer!' pens, as seen in the pic below.
Best of luck to all who take part.
ETA: And the January winner is: Phil Giunta (aka )
Congrats, Phil :) Let me have your address and I'll mail your pens
- Mood: cheerful
