Pitchapalooza! Pitch Your Manuscript!

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Dear WLC peeps.  Thanks so much for sending us your pitches!  They are AWESOME!   We are having a very hard time picking a winner.  But we will have one by the end of the week.  Everyone who will submitted will get an email very soon. In the meanwhile we wanted to make all of our new WLC friends this offer.  Anyone who buys a copy of our book The Essential Guide to Getting your Book Published will get a FREE 20 minute from the Book Doctors, worth $100. Just email us @ sterryhead@gmail.com. Thanks, David Henry Sterry

I emailed mine on Saturday the 12th and did not receive a confirmation either.  Hopefully it was received.

I sent the pitch off but I didn't get a reply that they had recieved it. If it's automatic response, should I send it again or was that something I just misread? I don't want to send more than one pitch and I certainly don't want to miss this oportunity.

Thanks!

I sent in 200 words. The query I wrote was actually a bit longer and there was no room for my author bio. I can tell you the LGI asked for the MS and Christopher Little asked for the first three chapters...so the query can't be all that bad. it was the book they didn't like - I think because it is more paranormal and less mystery - it's a very strange book. So I hope they will consider it - great idea, love the whole pitchapalooza concept - word, love it, so it's an honor just being nominated...er um, wait, they like me they really...wait, I mean, thanks for the contest and all. I guess if they take the two hundred, I'll add this in for bio:

I hold a degree in English Literature from The King’s College. I have been a member of The Salmagundi Club in New York City and on the entertainment committee, which allowed me to visit practically every private social club in Manhattan from which many of the details in this novel are gleaned. I have self-published the mystery novel, Seven Murders In Sussex in April of this year. I held a readership of over 700,000 with ehow.com for various articles I’d written prior to Ehow’s takeover earlier this year (I’ve removed my work from their site). I seek representation to gain wider exposure.

Hi, 

I have a few questions I hope someone can answer:

Is there a specific format we should follow, aside from a standard query?

Do we have to note we are WLC members?  If so, in what format?

Thanks so much!