You can become published!
You may feel stress over having to write a query, synopsis, first page or book proposal -- vital "sales documents" you must have in order to attract the most appropriate agent to help you move through the publishing maze.
Take a deep breath and relax.
You'll find the information you need in the Online Academy's classrooms. Visit them all, join in on the contests and chats. Everything you learn here will help you make the shift from "telling" to "selling" and jump start your manuscript's path of success from agent to publisher to the shelves of Barnes and Noble.
Testimonials
Molli's my hero. Her unflinching eye for electrifying and pruning helped me figure out how to write a riveting query and punch up my "quickie" elevator pitch.
Mac Wheeler, Tampa Writers' Association, Critique Group leader
Now that Writer's Digest has published my book on writing picture books, I want to say "thank you" for your help and encouragement. I couldn't have done it without you.
Ann Paul, UCLA instructor/children's book author
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Meet our Cyber Assistant
A participant in the troll re-education and rehab program, Joey Mctroll has been assigned to us to learn a trade that doesn't involve swallowing everything in sight. Although his intentions are positive, Joey frequently misplaces pages, turns them inside out, or eats them.
On the plus side, he absolutely adores writers (for lunch with fava beans).
February CONTEST
One-page synopsis (300 words max). Winner receives a one-hour consultation/revision assistance from me, a $75 value. Submission deadline is February 18. For more Information, CONTEST CLASSROOM
WIZARD CHAT February 24th.
Discussing the one-page synopsis contest winning submission and honorable mentions. For specifics, CLICK HERE .