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Critiques!
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Are you ready for a challenge? Do you want to know how a publisher might view
your work? Our critique service is your opportunity to find out. And as a special
incentive, each student can receive one FREE critique by a member of our faculty.
And books can teach you a great deal about grammar and style. But how about
your story, in particular? How does it measure up? Several of our faculty members
have agreed to provide critiques for our conferees.
analysis of your manuscript and writing skills. We'll assess your work on the basis
of several important issues:
In addition, we can help with your plot, structure, pace, and dialogue.
pages, or a completely different manuscript. Additional critiques are available at
the special rate of $30.00 each.
11” white bond paper. Make sure that your name appears in the header on every
page. Use 12-point Times New Roman font, with one-inch margins on all sides.
When you're done, place it unfolded into a 9 x 11.5” envelope. Enclose a check for
your registration fee (plus any applicable critique fees), payable to Quartz Hill
School of Theology. Mail it to:
paper submissions, above. (MS Word files with .doc extension only, please.) Email
to avwriters@yahoo.com. At that time we will send you an invoice for your
registration fee (plus any applicable critique fees), which will enable you to make
your remittance through Pay Pal. Your manuscript will then be forwarded to a
faculty member who handles your genre.
By either method, all submissions must be received no later than April 1, 2009, in
order to have your critiqued manuscript returned to you at the conference.
Critiques, Plan B
If you don't have your manuscript ready in time for pre-submission, all is not lost.
Our panelists will be available for private 15-minute appointments, to take a quick
look at your writing and offer their evaluations. In some cases, by mutual
agreement, our speakers can make themselves available for ongoing critiques and
mentoring after the conference. They are independent contractors, not employees
of our organization, and they set their own policies and fees.
__________________________________________________________________
Are you ready for a challenge? Do you want to know how a publisher might view
your work? Our critique service is your opportunity to find out. And as a special
incentive, each student can receive one FREE critique by a member of our faculty.
And books can teach you a great deal about grammar and style. But how about
your story, in particular? How does it measure up? Several of our faculty members
have agreed to provide critiques for our conferees.
analysis of your manuscript and writing skills. We'll assess your work on the basis
of several important issues:
 | What are your strengths and challenges? |
| Is your message coming through? |
| Do your arguments support your thesis? |
| Do you have an engaging personal style? |
| Are your characters genuine and believable? |
In addition, we can help with your plot, structure, pace, and dialogue.
the special rate of $30.00 each.
11” white bond paper. Make sure that your name appears in the header on every
page. Use 12-point Times New Roman font, with one-inch margins on all sides.
When you're done, place it unfolded into a 9 x 11.5” envelope. Enclose a check for
your registration fee (plus any applicable critique fees), payable to Quartz Hill
School of Theology. Mail it to:
- Antelope Valley Christian Writers' Conference
Attn: Critiques
5022 Avenue N, Suite 102-128
Palmdale, CA 93551
paper submissions, above. (MS Word files with .doc extension only, please.) Email
to avwriters@yahoo.com. At that time we will send you an invoice for your
registration fee (plus any applicable critique fees), which will enable you to make
your remittance through Pay Pal. Your manuscript will then be forwarded to a
faculty member who handles your genre.
By either method, all submissions must be received no later than April 1, 2009, in
order to have your critiqued manuscript returned to you at the conference.
Critiques, Plan B
If you don't have your manuscript ready in time for pre-submission, all is not lost.
Our panelists will be available for private 15-minute appointments, to take a quick
look at your writing and offer their evaluations. In some cases, by mutual
agreement, our speakers can make themselves available for ongoing critiques and
mentoring after the conference. They are independent contractors, not employees
of our organization, and they set their own policies and fees.
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