Houston lives on an asteroid. Bonny is an asteroid pirate.
When Bonny and her pops attack his home, to save Ceres Research Station Houston’s gonna have to science the crap out of it—and somehow convince his pirate-infatuated little brother from changing sides. #MG#SF#PitMad
This same situation is exactly what's going on with the #publishing industry as well. Agents and publishers can't simply say, "we want more diversity,” and expect #writing from those authors to magically appear. #ChangeTheSystem
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Houston lives on an asteroid. Bonny is an asteroid pirate.
When Bonny and her pops attack his home, to save Ceres Research Station Houston’s gonna have to science the crap out of it—and somehow convince his pirate-infatuated little brother from changing sides. #MG#SF#PitMad
I did make him laugh a few times too before it was all over, so that made me feel a little better again.
Now it's bedtime and both my boys can't stop talking about what I should do in book two. #SorryNotSorry
The ending of my MG book made my son cry. Like, Endgame level weeping. I am so confused right now. On the one hand, it was good enough to make him cry. On the other, I MADE MY SON CRY. #amwriting
@PitchWars In #pitmad I received a like, but the identity was protected, so I have no idea who the like might have come from. Is there a way to make agents and publishers aware that their likes need to be public in order for PitMad to work?