Monday, May 2, 2011

The Bidding Has Begun!

The Hunger Mountain Manuscript Critique Auction is LIVE on Ebay Right Now!

Visit the Hunger Mountain Store on Ebay to bid on manuscript critiques (plus a couple other things!). Poets, fiction writers, novelists, picture book writers, illustrators, YA and Middle Grade writers, there’s something for all of you. Hunger Mountain has teamed up with Vermont College of Fine Arts for the annual spring auction, and this year it’s better than ever. The auction runs until May 10th.

Go ahead and visit http://stores.ebay.com/thehungermountainstore to browse and decide which writer, illustrator, or literary agent inspires you the most!


Here is a list of participating Kid Lit Agents, Illustrators, and Authors
Feel free to share and help spread the HM Auction word!


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Newly listed50 page YA Manuscript Critique with Author Holly CupalaGiving Works Item


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Newly listedIllustrator's Portfolio Critique with Julian Hector
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Newly listedPicture Book Critique w/ Literary Agent Jill Corcoran
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Newly listedFull Childrens/YA Manuscript Crit w/Agent Elena Mechlin
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Newly listed50 pg MG/YA Manuscript Critique with Author Sara Zarr
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Newly listedPicture Book/Poetry for Children Critique w/Janet Wong
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Newly listed30 pg MG/YA Critique with Literary Agent Joan Slattery
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Newly listed50 pg Middle Grade Critique w/Lit Agent Erin MurphyGiving Works Item




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Newly listed50 page MG/YA Critique w/Lit Agent Ammi-Joan Paquette
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Newly listedChildren's/MG/Y​A Critique w/Lit Agent Emily Van Beek
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Newly listedYA Novel (20pg) or Poem/Story Critique w/Author G. Neri





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Newly listed50 pg Children's Lit Critique w/Author Sara PennypackerGiving Works Item
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2 comments:

  1. The English TeacherMay 7, 2011 at 12:51 PM

    For those of us just dropping in from outside links, it would've been helpful if you'd mentioned to whom the profits of this venture go. I'd be more enthusiastic if I had that information.

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  2. Bethany HegedusMay 7, 2011 at 4:32 PM

    The funds go to support paying the contributors who are accepted to Hunger Mountain. It is a fundraiser for the journal and it's operating costs. Sorry not to have included that.

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