Individual Manuscript Critiques
Fiction, Nonfiction & Screenplays
September 15-16, 2006
Only $30 per manuscript
Individual manuscript
critiques are being offered Friday and Saturday by New York
Times bestselling author P. J. Parrish (Kelly Nichols),
award-winning book editor Chris Roerden, and internationally-distributed
filmmaker Phillip Lacy. (See below for
bios.)
Cost for
individual manuscript critique: $30 per manuscript (includes
first 10 consecutive pages critiqued
during a 20-minute individual consultation).
All proceeds are being generously donated by Kelly, Chris, and Phillip to Killer
Nashville to fund future Killer Nashville events.
For
fiction, you may sign up with either Kelly Nichols
or Chris Roerden on the
Killer
Nashville 2006 registration form. Kelly will only be critiquing
novels, no short stories.
For
nonfiction, you may sign up with Chris Roerden on the
Killer
Nashville 2006 registration form.
For
screenplays, you may sign up with Phillip Lacy on the
Killer
Nashville 2006 registration form.
After
registration, either Kelly, Chris, or Phillip will contact you
to set up a mutually agreeable time to meet.
You will be
asked to
submit your 10 pages for critique during your
registration process. Each editor will contact you directly to
set up a time for the individual critique.
If you have
any questions, please contact us.
All
manuscripts must be received by September 6.
See Also Group Question & Answer Session
About the Writing Business, Manuscript Submission, and Bookselling
BIOS
ABOUT P.J. PARRISH (KELLY NICHOLS)
Kelly
Nichols is actually one of two sisters who pooled their life-long
loves of writing by teaming up in 1995 to create the critically
acclaimed and New York Times bestselling Louis Kincaid series
under the pen name P. J. Parrish. Kelly's books have been
Edgar, Shamus, and Anthony awards finalists.
For more information on
P. J. Parrish (Kelly Nichols), please visit her
website.
ABOUT CHRIS ROERDEN
Chris Roerden began her career in niche publishing in New York City
over 40 years ago and launched her own editing business in 1983.
She attended the University of Maine-Portland and received a B.A. in
English with highest honors, then an M.A. In addition to editing mystery fiction,
fantasy and sci-fi, and nonfiction books, she
also spends her time coaching writers. Roerden is the author of the
recently released book, “Don’t Murder Your Mystery.”
For more information on Chris
Roerden,
please visit her website
Market-Savvy Book Editing.
ABOUT PHILLIP LACY
Phillip Lacy is a writer, producer, director, production and post
production supervisor for
American
Blackguard Entertainment. He has been involved in
the production of over a half dozen television pilots and has had
over thirty television scripts produced.
His previous work has been licensed to over 800 television
broadcasters in over 80 countries, with over 100 million viewers.
Phillip has a B.A. and M.F.A. in Motion Pictures from the University
of Miami. He is a past lecturer and college professor.
AMERICAN BLACKGUARD
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