We want your submissions!
(Other than your short stories...
We're still catching up on those. See below for details.)
We're still catching up on those. See below for details.)
Our Author Interview Wednesday series generated a lot of interest and provided a lot of tips and inspiration for new writers (and published writers) looking to sell their stories. We'd like to continue that with a new Wednesday series that is primarily furnished by YOU - those who use/have used Rate Your Story's website.
Here's what we are looking for:
- Articles about your experience with Rate Your Story
- Articles about revision / revision tips
- Articles about experiences with critique groups
- Articles about experiences hiring a professional (paid) to critique your work
- Articles about submitting stories for publication
- Other articles or first-person accounts that have a clear connection to the writing process of short stories for adults, tweens/teens, or picture books - or assessing your own work
Think you've got an idea? An already-written article? Drop us a query. Here's how:
1. In an email's text write a brief cover letter/query. Include a pitch for your article with a brief synopsis of what you'll write about, the specific angle you'll take (if applicable), how long you would need to write it, any sources you plan to use, and a short biography of yourself. Please keep your query to 400 words or less. Email your query to rateyourstory@gmail [dot] com and put the words NONFICTION QUERY in the subject heading. We will keep submissions open until June 30, 2012 unless we get overwhelmed with them and/or book each Wednesday's posts through the end of 2012. In that case, it's first come, first served.
Note:
Authors will keep the copyright on their own articles. We just ask permission for one-time worldwide electronic rights. Please let us know if the article you're querying has been published before (and include the full manuscript in the submission if you have it already written, please). Lastly, we are a volunteer-run site and not a paying market. Authors will be given credit via byline and RYS will promote their post on the day it is published. If you have any more questions, contact Miranda at the email above.
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