Critiques

Faculty Critiques at the Conference

Opportunity: Get a critique of your work from a faculty member and schedule an appointment with them at the conference to discuss it.

Requirements:

• Check individual requirements for each faculty member.
• Payment: $40 per critique, paid directly to the faculty member. (Note: Comparable services cost between $100 to $1000 elsewhere.)
• Email the faculty member of your choice to confirm availability and obtain payment information.
• Submit your work for critique to the faculty member’s email by no later than March 10.
• Format: All work should be double-spaced, in Times New Roman font.
• Eligibility: Must be registered for the conference to receive a critique.

Faculty Members Offering Critiques:

1. Cheri Cowell
   • Specialties: Devotionals, memoirs, nonfiction, children’s.
   • Submission: Writing sample up to 1500 words plus an outline or synopsis.
   • Availability: Up to four critiques.
   • Contact: cheri@eabookspublishing.com
2. Denise Weimer
   • Specialties: Historical romance, historical fiction, time slip, or contemporary novels.
   • Submission: 1000 words or one chapter.
   • Availability: Up to five critiques.
   • Contact: denise@mistymbeller.com
3. Tez Brooks
   • Specialties: Nonfiction (1000-word limit), double spaced.
   • Availability: Up to four critiques.
   • Contact: tezwrites@gmail.com
4. Cynthia Hickey
   • Specialties: Mystery and suspense.
   • Submission: First chapter.
   • Contact: cynthiahickey@outlook.com
5. Katherine Hayes
   • Specialties: Any genre.
   • Submission: 5-10 pages for prose; minimum 2 pages for poetry.
   • Contact: Dr.kathy.hayes@outlook.com
6. Lori Hatcher
   • Specialties: Blog posts, articles, devotions, speeches.
   • Offering: Assistance in honing writing or speeches for effectiveness and publishability.
   • Submission: Up to 1,500 words, double spaced. Include target audience or publication.
   • Contact: loriahatcher@gmail.com

Act Now to Elevate Your Writing!

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to receive expert feedback on your work. Spaces are limited and in high demand. Contact your chosen faculty member today to secure your critique slot and take a significant step towards enhancing your writing skills. Remember, the deadline for submissions is March 10. Make the most of this chance to learn from experienced professionals and bring your writing to the next level!