#PBCRITIQUEFEST
- Andrew Hacket
- Oct 13, 2020
- 1 min read
As an unpublished author I crave feedback. I am so lucky to have critique groups and wonderful critique partners who have helped me refine my craft and cut and cut and cut my ever too long word count.
As a lover of critiques, I was thrilled to learn about #PBCRITIQUEFEST.
PB Critiquefest offers the opportunity to win a critique from one of the 36 incredible authors, illustrators or agents!
If this sounds interesting to you check it out. https://www.pbspotlight.com/pbcritiquefest
Registration is officially open NOW and winners will be announced on Halloween!
While winners are chosen at random, make sure to increase your chances using any of the options below.
Good luck!
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