#RevPit February #10Queries Event

Although I'm not participating in the #RevPit contest this year, I am going to be part of a special February #10Queries event! This is completely free and is an opportunity for you to receive feedback on your query letter before sending it to agents or publishers.

Writers will enter their names in a Rafflecopter drawing, and the winners will submit their query and first five pages, which will be randomly assigned to an editor. Participating editors will tweet about their assigned submissions using the hashtag #10Queries.

The amazing part of this event is that the #10Queries feedback benefits our entire #RevPit community, not just the winning writers. So even if you're not selected to submit your pages and query letter, be sure to follow along with the #10Queries tweets. Chances are good that you'll find feedback that applies to your work.

Don't forget to follow the RevPit Twitter account and each editor's account to see the #10Queries tweets.
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Okay, on to the details (from the Revise & Resubmit website):

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• Friday, February 8th: Contest drawing opens for writers. Writers will enter through Rafflecopter (access at the bottom of the main event page. It will not be active until February 8th). 
  • The drawing will close at 11:59pm, Eastern time on Friday. 
  • To be eligible to win, writers can only enter through Rafflecopter.
• Saturday, February 9th: Winners will be notified via email. They will then be asked to send their query/five pages to the RevPit email account. 
• Winners must email their materials to the Revise & Resub email address no later than 11:00AM EST on Monday the 11th. In order to provide enough time for editors to read all materials, no late submissions will be accepted.
• Monday, February 11th: Thursday, February 14th: Editors will review the submission packages.
• Friday, February 15th: Editors will share their #10queries throughout the day! Winners will not be named in the tweets. Editors will email writers separately to notify which #10Queries tweet was theirs.

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​Friday, February 15 (Eastern Time)

Sione Aeschliman: An editor with a Master’s degree in English and over sixteen years of editing experience, Sione Aeschliman (pronounced see-OWN ASH-lemon) gets massive amounts of satisfaction from helping writers achieve their goals. She is one of the co-founding RevPit Editors and lives in Portland, Oregon with her adorkable dog, Milton.

Twitter: @writelearndream

Elizabeth Buege: Elizabeth Buege is a freelance book editor from Minnesota. She’s a founding editor for Revise and Resub (#RevPit) and provides manuscript critiques and editing services for both querying and indie authors. When she’s not working, you’ll find her learning languages, gaming with friends, drinking tea, and cooking up tasty messes.

Twitter: @ekbuege

r. r. campbell: r. r. campbell is an author, editor, and the founder of the Writescast Network, a podcast collective for writers, by writers. His novels Accounting for It All and Imminent Dawn were published with NineStar Press in November 2018 and January 2019, respectively.

Twitter: @iamrrcampbell

Editor Cassandra: The complete Ravenclaw package, Editor Cassandra earned her BA in English from Rochester College where she now teaches, and her MA in Creative Writing on the Novel track from Newcastle University. She can be found taking MMA classes, and playing with her dogs Mollie and Delacour in Capac, MI, online at editorcassandra.com, and on twitter @OnlyCassandra.

Twitter: @OnlyCassandra

Jeni Chappelle: Jeni Chappelle is a freelance editor, cofounder of Revise & Resub (#RevPit), and member of Editorial Freelancers Association and SCBWI. She considers herself a hobbit (minus the big, hairy feet) and lives in a tiny town in NC with her family and too many pets. You can find her at www.jenichappelleeditorial.com.

Twitter: @jenichappelle

Tera Cuskaden: Tera Cuskaden, freelance editor, started working in publishing in 2004. After spending nine years with Samhain Publishing as a Senior Editor, she moved to Entangled Publishing as an Editorial Director for two years. Tera holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Indiana University.

Twitter: @TeraCus

Victoria Griffin: Victoria is an East Tennessee author and editor. Her favorite genres include literary and speculative fiction, and she has a soft spot for genre-blending books and anything set in Appalachia. Find her at VictoriaGriffin.net and on Twitter @victoria_grif7.

Twitter: @victoria_grif7
Kyle V. Hiller: Kyle V. Hiller is the author of THE RECITAL and co-founder of Angelella Editorial. As an editor, he favors contemporary, science fiction, and magical realism YA fiction, specializing in authenticity reading, line editing, and more. He's been freelancing as an editor since 2017.

Twitter: @KyleLiterally

Holly Ingraham: An editor with over a decade's worth of industry experience on both the agency and publishing house sides, Holly Ingraham believes publishing is all about collaboration and communication, and loves helping an author put the pieces together to help create their best book possible. She lives just outside of NYC with her husband, twin daughters, and two furbabies.

Twitter: @holly_ingraham

Meg LaTorre: Meg LaTorre is a science fiction and fantasy writer, YouTuber (iWriterly), creator of Query Hack, freelance developmental book editor, and former literary agent.

Twitter: @MegLaTorre

Michelle Rascon: Michelle Rascon is a freelance fiction editor who works with self-publishing and traditional authors to strengthen their writing while respecting their unique voice. Her specialties are dark fantasy, LGBTQ+ fantasy, urban fantasy, and women’s fiction. Michelle enjoys naps, reading, binge-watching medical or crime dramas, and playing video games.

Twitter: @editorrascon

Maria Tureaud: Maria Tureaud—immigrant, warrior, an all-around cat lady—is both a freelance editor and writer. One half Tolkien, one half Kirk, she is co-founder of CraftQuest, a freelance editing service that puts writers first. Find her creeping on Twitter @Maria_Tureaud and her website www.craftquest.org

Twitter: @Maria_Tureaud

Jay Whistler: Jay Whistler holds an MFA in creative writing from VCFA, and an MA in technical writing. She is an editor for literary journals, has written for PUBLISHERS WEEKLY, and is an acquisitions reader for a literary agency in New York.

Twitter: @JayWhistler

Tiffany White: Tiffany White is the professional editor behind Writers Untapped. A lifelong word nerd, an avid reader, and a certified editor, Tiffany uses her experience to guide her clients, whether they’re pursuing traditional or self-publishing.
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Twitter: @writersuntapped