Julie writes Christian mysteries and science fiction. I've not read any of her books yet, but they sound interesting, and she's a very sweet lady.
Julie C. Gilbert
Christian/Mystery/Fantasy/Sci-fi
The blog of a girl who's looking for God's plan for her life. In the mean-time, she's knitting books and writing scarves ... or something like that.
Showing posts with label Critique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Critique. Show all posts
Friday, March 24, 2017
Q&A with Julie C. Gilbert
I have Julie C. Gilbert here today to answer any questions you might have about writing, her writing, her writing process, or any other questions you might have for her!
Julie writes Christian mysteries and science fiction. I've not read any of her books yet, but they sound interesting, and she's a very sweet lady.
Julie writes Christian mysteries and science fiction. I've not read any of her books yet, but they sound interesting, and she's a very sweet lady.
Critiquing Opportunity! Julie C. Gilbert
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Julie C. Gilbert's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Friday, Julie will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Friday, Julie will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Julie C. Gilbert
Christian/Mystery/Fantasy/Sci-fi
Critiquing Opportunity! Laura Vosika
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Laura Vosika's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Friday, Laura will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Friday, Laura will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Critiquing Opportunity! Erika Mathews
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Erika Mathew's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Thursday, Erika will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Thursday, Erika will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
(Oh, and for the record, it's completely unfair that all of my friends who have babies all live far away where it isn't convenient for me to go to their houses and kidnap hold those babies.)
(...)
(I'm in serious need of a baby fix. Just for the record.)
Critiquing Opportunity! Jesseca Wheaton!
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Jesseca Wheaton's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Wednesday, Jesseca will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Wednesday, Jesseca will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Critiquing Opportunity! Kelsey Bryant
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Kelsey Bryant's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Wednesday, Kelsey will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Wednesday, Kelsey will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Critiquing Opportunity! Kendra E. Ardnek
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is mine.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime before the end of e-Con, I come by and give you feedback. Unlike the others, this post is open until Friday night.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime before the end of e-Con, I come by and give you feedback. Unlike the others, this post is open until Friday night.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Kendra E. Ardnek
Christian/Fantasy/Retellings/Romance
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Critiquing Opportunity! Claire M. Banschbach
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Claire M. Banschbach's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Tuesday, Claire will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Tuesday, Claire will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Critiquing Opportunity! Tammy Lash
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Tammy Lash's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Tuesday, Tammy will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Tuesday, Tammy will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Critiquing Opportunity! Hazel West.
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Hazel West's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Tuesday, Hazel will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Tuesday, Hazel will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Monday, March 20, 2017
Critiquing Opportunity - Savannah Jezowski
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Savannah Jezowski's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Monday, Savannah will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Monday, Savannah will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Savannah Jezowski
Fantasy/Retelling
Critiquing Opportunity! - Abigayle Claire
A number of the authors have volunteered to critique YOUR writing. This post is Abigayle Claire's.
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Monday, Abigayle will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
How this works -
You comment below with up to 500 words of your writing.
Sometime today, Monday, Abigayle will come by and give you feedback.
Sound awesome? Awesome!
Abigayle Claire
Christian/Contemporary
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Get your Novel Critiqued in June!
I'm just stopping by to tell you about two really good novel critique swaps in the month of June!
1. NaNoCritMo
NaNoCritMo is a trial run of something that will be, hopefully, something bigger in September. It is run by Lily J. an aspiring author who reviewed Sew a few months ago. The sign-up list is pretty thorough and simple to navigate. You can have up to four people critique your novel through this. (However, the flip side is that you'll have to critique a book for every critique that is made of yours) The deadline for sign-up is the 7th.
2. The June Crusade
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From what I've heard, last year the June Crusade was basically NaNo in June, this year, she had decided to think a bit outside of the box. It is run by Anne-girl, and the sign-up is shooting her an email with the proper information in it. You'll only get one critique here, but she will require that you comment on other people's blogs, and guest post twice on the blog of the person you critique. (The flip side is that you get more comments and two guest posts on your blog.) The sign-up deadline is the 20th.
So, think it over, and join in if you can. I've signed up for both, and will receive three critiques for The Ankulen. Since I so far only have about 29,000 words typed up, I'll be having a personal NaNoTyMo until then. (And it's proving to be a 70,000+ word book. Wish me - and my fingers - good luck. And watch for my CE tomorrow - I have good news to share. Oh, and a very silly hairstyle ...)
1. NaNoCritMo
NaNoCritMo is a trial run of something that will be, hopefully, something bigger in September. It is run by Lily J. an aspiring author who reviewed Sew a few months ago. The sign-up list is pretty thorough and simple to navigate. You can have up to four people critique your novel through this. (However, the flip side is that you'll have to critique a book for every critique that is made of yours) The deadline for sign-up is the 7th.
2. The June Crusade
From what I've heard, last year the June Crusade was basically NaNo in June, this year, she had decided to think a bit outside of the box. It is run by Anne-girl, and the sign-up is shooting her an email with the proper information in it. You'll only get one critique here, but she will require that you comment on other people's blogs, and guest post twice on the blog of the person you critique. (The flip side is that you get more comments and two guest posts on your blog.) The sign-up deadline is the 20th.
So, think it over, and join in if you can. I've signed up for both, and will receive three critiques for The Ankulen. Since I so far only have about 29,000 words typed up, I'll be having a personal NaNoTyMo until then. (And it's proving to be a 70,000+ word book. Wish me - and my fingers - good luck. And watch for my CE tomorrow - I have good news to share. Oh, and a very silly hairstyle ...)
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