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Try to keep it to no more than 3-5 revisions, as at that point you likely will need some advice from people who have not seen the query (and are seeing it fresh).ġ0. Post your query critique with the Tag, and include old revisions.

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We love query critiques, but in keeping our critiquers and publishing professionals fresh, we ask that you do not post a query critique or revision critique more than once per week (this means wait a full seven days before you post again).

Posts must contain enough information to start a conversation about a specific writing or publishing topic. The content of posts on PubTips should be of high quality and aimed toward writers who have completed more than just a first draft.

PubTips is focused on providing a community to writers who are preparing to seek or who are currently seeking representation or publication.

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If you are a traditionally published author, a reader for a literary agent, an editor, publicist, or hold another role, please feel free to reach out! We do this by manually approving all flairs. We want to give our readers the best possible resources for information. If you're a publishing professional, reach out to the moderators by clicking here to send proof of your credentials and we will award you a flair. The moderators will remove without warning any post that has not been previously cleared by them and appears to be self-promotion, a call for submissions, or an advertisement. Reach out to the moderators if you have questions on this. We rarely, if ever, allow self-promotion, calls for submissions, or advertisements.But we will not tolerate anything that we see as damaging to the community. We expect some disagreement on any sub.See the wiki for more examples of a good versus a bad one. Do not go over the 300 word limit for first words allowed in QCrit. For QCrits, please make sure you do some basic research on the structure of a query letter. Please use the resources page, the wiki, and the search bar before asking a question to ensure your question hasn't been answered in the last month. We love to help writers, but our sub is full of great information. Please take a look at the sub to see if your question was recently asked.

All PubQ's must be New-ish & all QCrits should show basic query letter understanding Because of our commitment to good quality content, we require every and post to contain a comment by the original poster or a description in the body (if a text post) of why the content is relevant and helpful to writers.All and posts must contain a top-level comment We love having publishing professionals and writers post AMA's here with helpful insights into publishing.

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: A series with helpful information on writing and publishing.

: A discussion post about a particular writing or publishing topic.

: An article/link/post that provides insight into publishing/writing.

: Recent news in the world of publishing/writing.

You may also include the first 300 words of your manuscript. INCLUDE in post title: Book title, Genre, Age group, Word Count.

: A writing/publishing related question.

Posts that do not contain enough information to start a conversation here on r/PubTips about a specific writing or publishing topic will be removed.

We want to connect industry professionals with writers seeking traditional publication, and connect writers with good writing communities.įor Full Rules & Examples, Click Here or Hover Below 1. Statement of Purpose: PubTips aspires to be a place where writers can go to get good information on writing, publishing, and the industry at large. For more info - check out the Wiki Page Here The Rules We've got some pretty specific guidelines here. Please read the rules below before posting. MNBrian started this sub to create a place where people could go for publishing and writing advice.