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CINDER Giveaway
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YALITCHAT is giving away a signed copy of Marissa Meyer's YA debut novel CINDER.
All new Premium Members who join in March will be entered to win automatically.
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#YALITCHAT Twisdoms
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Wednesday night #YALITCHAT on Twitter is a core part of what we do here at YALITCHAT. Each month in the newsletter we'll be spotlighting "twisdoms" - the best 140 character bits that our members and guests bring to our weekly Twitter chats. This month we're spotlighting our chat on giving your story personality and voice.
@zlikeinzorro Voice is unique to every writer. Try as I may, I couldn't sound like Stephen King. In that way it's inherited.
@CraigMacLachlan I love when a great voice causes a story to become alive in our minds There's no teaching voice we all have our own unique one!
@bkuhl2you I think voice might be the most important thing in a YA writer. (Maybe in all writers?)
@Adrianne_James I refuse to dumb down my characters. If I won't read it, I won't write it.
@mom2miles Voice can be coaxed as a result of deep character work. The work can be learned.
@TheMarielaO A pretty voice, makes pretty books. But I think realistically raw voices make the everlasting impressions.
@adriannems If I don't have the voice nearly figured out, I don't embark on the story. Problems with voice can kill an entire MS.
@kinksgem Reading your work out loud always helps w/ voice. Would your MC say that? Does it sound authentic?
Don't wait for April to read more Twisdoms - add your voice to the discussions, Wednesday nights at 9 pm ET!
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Happy March! Not sure if the groundhog saw his shadow, but we've been having temps of 60 one week and snow or freezing rain the next! As with the weather this time of year, so too is the unpredictability of the publishing industry of late. We hope you will continue to read our newsletters (and pass them along to your writer friends whether they write YA or not), and chat with us on Twitter each Wednesday at 9pm ET using the #yalitchat hashtag. We aim to continue to support you and your writing career through these fascinating times. Buckle up, my friends; you're in for a heck of a ride.
Write well,
Georgia McBride
Founder, YALITCHAT.ORG, #YALITCHAT
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YALITCHAT is looking for a dedicated person to join the "Mod Squad" and moderate the First Pages group on YALITCHAT.org.
We are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer who will keep the group up-to-date and active. You'll be moderating the board and leading discussions and critiques on the first pages posted by our members.
As a moderator you'll receive a free Premium Membership and be involved in the active and dedicated all-volunteer staff of YALITCHAT.org.
If you are interested, please contact info@yalitchat.org with your reasons for applying for the position, and any relevant experience.
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2013 DEBUT AUTHOR CHAT
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Join #YALITCHAT from 9 PM ET on Wednesday March 6 for the first Debut Author chat of 2013!
We'll be chatting to some of this year's "freshman class" about their novels, their path to publication and everything along the way.
We will also have giveaways running throughout the chat, including copies of our member's debuts, t-shirts, bookmarks and more.
The 2013 Debut Author Chat features:
@cm_doporto, CM Doporto, author of THE ESLITES (January 1, 2013, self published), www.cmdoporto.com
@EArroyo5, Elizabeth Arroyo, author of THE SECOND SIGN (February 7, 2013, Sapphire Star Publishing), www.elizabetharroyo.com
@JenniferCarolyn, Jennifer Iacopelli, GAME SET MATCH (May 1, 2013, Colliloquy), www.jenniferiacopelli.com
@tehawesomersace, Justina Ireland, author of VENGEANCE BOUND (April 2, 2013, S&S BFYR), www.justinaireland.com
@kabarson K.A. (Kelly) Barson, author of 45 POUNDS (MORE OR LESS), (July 2013, Viking (Penguin), www.kabarson.com
@MindyMcGinnis, Mindy McGinnis, author of NOT A DROP TO DRINK (September 9, 2013, Harper Collins / Katherine
Tegen), http://writerwriterpantsonfire.blogspot.com and
www.mindymcginnis.com
@susanxbradley, S.X. (Susan) Bradley, author of UNRAVELED (February 8, 2013, Evernight Teen), www.sxbradley.com
@NatashaHanova, Natasha Hanova, author of EDGE OF TRUTH, (June 6, 2013, Sapphire Star Publishing), http://writesbymoonlight.wordpress.com
@ajahannah, Aja Hannah, author of ZARCONIAN ISLAND (March 28, 2013, Curiosity Quills), ajahannah.blogspot.com
@lisambasso, Lisa M. Basso, author of A SHIMMER OF ANGELS (January 29, 2013, Month9Books), http://lisa-basso.blogspot.com
@sungenis, Pab Sungenis, author of SIDEKICK: THE MISADVENTURES OF THE NEW SCARLET KNIGHT (March 2013, Month9Books), http://www.cnx.com
@georgia_mcbride, Georgia McBride, author of PRAEFATIO (May 21, 2013, Month9Books), http://georgiamcbride.com/
@Michelle_E_Reed, Michelle Reed, author of LIFE A.D., (December 3, 2013, Month9Books), http://thewhineandcheeselife.wordpress.com/
@Scott_Craven2, Scott Craven, author of DEAD JED: ADVENTURES OF A MIDDLE SCHOOL ZOMBIE (October 12, 2013, Month9Books).
@s_wardrop, Stephanie Wardrop, author of SNARK AND CIRCUMSTANCE (Swoon Romance, February 5, 2013), www.tumblr.com/blog/stephaniewardrop
@kellyhashway, Kelly Hashway, author of TOUCH OF DEATH, (Spencer Hill Press, January 15, 2013) www.kellyhashway.com
...and many more! Don't miss out on one of the biggest YALITCHAT chats on Twitter this spring.
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MEMBER NEWS
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Olivia Mayfield's THE INHERITANCE, told in serial format, where siblings, the widow, and the ex-flame gather for a funeral only to discover that they must compete for the deceased's $10 million inheritance by solving a cold case murder, to Leis Pederson of Berkley, at auction, by
Laurie McLean at Larsen/Pomada Literary Agents (world).
Delancey Stewart's debut new adult novella MEN AND MARTINIS novella, part of the Girlfriends of Gotham series in which 20-somethings recall humorous, heartbreaking and sexy stories of their encounters with men, pitched as Sex and the City meets Bridesmaids, to Georgia McBride at Swoon Romance, with Mandy Schoen editing, in a four-book deal, for publication in Fall 2013 (World).
Lauralyn Thompson writing as Z. A. Maxfield's COWBOY HEART series, where the unexpected arrival of a new young ranch hand forces three tough, world weary wranglers to search their hearts and see if they have room enough for love, to Cindy Hwang at Berkley, in a nice deal, in a two-book deal, by Deidre Knight of The Knight Agency.
Rita Award-winning author Robin Owens's GHOSTLAYER series, about an edgy lawman whose leg and life have been shattered, an uptight rational accountant who's inherited a psychic "gift" along with a fortune and ghosts of Old West gunmen, to Cindy Hwang at Berkley, in a nice deal, in a three-book deal, by Deidre Knight of The Knight Agency.
Kristen Lippert-Martin's TABULA RASA, about a 16-year-old girl held in an isolated research hospital and forced to undergo a treatment to erase all recollection of her past; when the procedure goes awry, she must face off against mercenaries sent to eliminate her once and for all, to Alison Weiss at Egmont, by Molly Jaffa at Folio Literary Management (World English).
Kelly Hashway's FACE OF DEATH, the final book in the Touch of Death trilogy, to Trisha Woolridge at Spencer Hill Press, in a nice deal, by Lauren Hammond at ADA Management Group.
Author of the Riders of the Apocalypse series Jackie Morse Kessler's TO BEAR AN IRON KEY, in which a young and powerful witch is trapped by her grandmother's curse, her mother's love and a promise to marry the wrong boy, to Georgia McBride at Month9Books, in a nice deal for publication in Spring 2014, by Miriam Kriss of Irene Goodman Agency (World).
Vanessa Barger's debut A WHISPERED DARKNESS, in which a young girl and her mother are haunted by spirits who inhabit their new home and the only way to stop her mother's possession is to join them, to Georgia McBride of Month9Books, in a nice deal, for publication in Spring 2014, by Jennifer Mishler of The Literary Counsel (World).
Lydia Kang's CATALYST, sequel to CONTROL in which a teen girl in 2151 is forced to align herself with her worst enemies in a safe house that's anything but safe, to Kathy Dawson at Kathy Dawson Books, in a good deal, for publication in Fall 2014, by Eric Myers at The Spieler Agency (World).
Congratulations to Middle Grade Lair member April Wall signed last month with agent, Marisa Cleveland!
Congratulations to Beth Fred, who is now represented by Kathleen Rushall of Marsal Lyons Literary Agency.
New Releases
 RATGIRL: SONG OF THE VIPER
by Gayle C. Krause
Release date: February 19, 2013
Publisher: Noble Romance
Sixteen-year-old streetwise orphan Jax Stone is an expert at surviving in a dangerous city, where the rich have fled to the New Continent and the deadly daytime sun forces the middle class and the poor to live in sewer tunnels. But she and the other homeless must be wary of rats -the furry ones underground that steal their food and invade their shelter, and the human ones above-ground who steal their children and threaten their lives. When Jax discovers her singing has a hypnotic effect on rats and children, she uses her gift, outwitting the tyrannical mayor, to lead her brother and all the children in the dying city to safety with the help of a ragtag band of friends and a handsome stranger, who holds the secret to her past.
RATGIRL: SONG OF THE VIPER was acquired by Noble Romance through the YALITCHAT Submissions Mailbox last spring.
 SPOKEN
by Jen Million
Release date: February 8, 2013
Princess Calla Everfield has many secrets: a secret crush on the servant Greyson, having no desire to marry Prince Devon, but her biggest secret is the magic she does in the west tower with her governess, Lady Destiny. Magic is forbidden in the land of Hillshire, and princess or not if Calla is caught tangled up with such evil, her punishment will be death. When Greyson threatens her life, she thinks he's discovered her secrets.
Greyson has always followed orders. Even the ones he's questioned like his father sending him to the mortals world to befriend a princess. And then being told if such a time comes when Lady Destiny tries to strip the princess of her powers, he must kill the princess. When the plan to kill Calla fails he decides to whisk her away to his magical kingdom, Spalden. And now, he finds himself going against his father's wishes again when he falls for Calla, instead of Isadora the intended bride he's to marry.
While Calla learns how to hone her power, Lady Destiny begins to steal dark energy and eventually lures the princess back to Hillshire. In order for Calla to save herself and everyone she cares about from Lady Destiny's wrath, she must make a choice. If she gives up her magic she'll never see Greyson again since her father has a bounty out on him. However keeping the magic means she'll have to kill her mentor, and leave her family behind forever, since magic isn't accepted in her world.
 CLOCKWORK PRINCESS (INFERNAL DEVICES #3)
by Cassandra Clara
Release date: March 19 2013
Publisher: Margaret K. McElderry Books
Danger intensifies for the Shadowhunters as the New York Times bestselling Infernal Devices trilogy comes to a close.
If the only way to save the world was to destroy what you loved most, would you do it?
The clock is ticking. Everyone must choose.
Passion. Power. Secrets. Enchantment.
Danger closes in around the Shadowhunters in the final installment of the bestselling Infernal Devices trilogy.
 IF YOU FIND ME
by Emily Murdoch
Release Date: March 26, 2013
Publisher: St Martin's Press
There are some things you can't leave behind...
A broken-down camper hidden deep in a national forest is the only home fifteen year-old Carey can remember. The trees keep guard over her threadbare existence, with the one bright spot being Carey's younger sister, Jenessa, who depends on Carey for her very survival. All they have is each other, as their mentally ill mother comes and goes with greater frequency. Until that one fateful day their mother disappears for good, and two strangers arrive. Suddenly, the girls are taken from the woods and thrust into a bright and perplexing new world of high school, clothes and boys.
Now, Carey must face the truth of why her mother abducted her ten years ago, while haunted by a past that won't let her go... a dark past that hides many a secret, including the reason Jenessa hasn't spoken a word in over a year. Carey knows she must keep her sister close, and her secrets even closer, or risk watching her new life come crashing down.
 A TOUCH OF SCARLET
Release Date: March 26, 2013
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corporation
Emma Townsend is back at prestigious Lockwood Prep, but her world has altered immeasurably since her tumultuous sophomore year. The best change of all: her boyfriend, Gray. And though Gray is leaving for Coast Guard training, Emma feels newly optimistic, even if the pain of her mother's long-ago death still casts a shadow.
Yet Emma isn't the only one who's changed. Her friend and roommate, Michelle, is strangely remote, and old alliances are shifting in disconcerting ways. Soon Emma's long-distance relationship with Gray is straining under the pressure, and Emma wonders if she's cracking too. How else to explain the vivid dreams of Hester Prynne she's been having since she started reading The Scarlet Letter? Or the way she's found herself waking in the woods? As her life begins to echo events in the novel, Emma will be forced to choose between virtue and love. But can she forge a new future without breaking her heart?
 ZARCONIAN ISLAND
by Aja Hannah
Release date: March 28, 2013
Publisher: Curiosity Quills
My stomach knotted tighter, winding so hard it hurt.
Kate watched me, rubbing a piece of her hair between two fingers.
I bit my tongue, trying to work the words out.
"The boat ...we're going under."
Possessing powers that are feared and shunned, eighteen-year-old Alexandra "Attie" Hotep is no virgin to attacks. Her ancestors, the Zarconians-- mixed-blood inhabitants of Atlantis--were rumored to be the English fairies who kidnapped children, the Caribbean sirens that sunk ships, and the dream-like apparitions who broke into psyches. By the 1850s, they were hunted to near-extinction, leaving the existence of Atlantis and Zarconians little more than myth.
When a class trip turns deadly, Attie and her friends become stranded on an uncharted tropical island in the middle of the Pacific, and Attie finds herself targeted once more. With a jungle full of extinct and prowling animals, she struggles to find a compromise between keeping her friends safe and keeping her family's secret.
Enter Doug Hutchinson-the school's soccer star, and a handsome boy with his own secrets. But Attie and Doug soon realize the animals aren't the only threat. There is a traitor amidst the group, one that plans to turn all Zarconians into permanent myths. And Attie is next on the list.
March Releases
03/05--ENTICE by Jessica Shirvington
03/05--EMBLAZE by Jessica Shirvington
03/07--A TEMPTATION OF ANGELS by Michelle Zink
03/12--WANDERLOVE by Kirsten Hubbard
03/12--FINN FINNEGAN by Darby Karchut
03/19--CLOCKWORK PRINCESS (INFERNAL DEVICES #3) by Cassandra Clare
03/21--THE ART OF WISHING by Lindsay Ribar
03/26--IF YOU FIND ME by Emily Murdoch
03/26--SHADOW ON THE SUN by David Macinnis Gill
03/26--INVISIBLE SUN by David Macinnis Gill
03/26--A TOUCH OF SCARLET by Eve Marie Mont
03/28--ZARCONIAN ISLAND by Aja Hannah
Have a release coming out in April? We want to feature it, so let us know! Contact membership@yalitchat.org with the details.
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FROM THE SUBMISSIONS MAILBOX
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Each month we spotlight one submission to the Submissions Mailbox. This March enjoy the first 500 words of
Mike Hay's successful submission!
About Mike: Mike Hays is a husband, father, and microbiologist from Kansas. Besides writing, he has been a football coach, a baseball coach and a sports conditioning coach. He enjoys taking the facts and fictions of our ordinary world and incorporating them into his books, blogs and social media. His debut upper middle grade historical fiction novel, THE YOUNGER DAYS, was released by the MuseItYoung imprint of MuseItUp Publishing in March of 2012 and was the recipient of a 2012 Catholic Writer's Guild Seal of Approval Award.
Title: THE BATTLE OF WONDERLAND GARDENS
Genre: MG Historical Fiction
First 500 words:
Ellis Brown parked his bike and walked up the sidewalk to the front doors of the Wonderland Gardens Retirement Community with a spring in his step. He smiled at the brilliance of his plan. A summer Saturday morning and before him was a whole retirement home of potential customers. Sweet victory would finally be his.
Ellis was basically a good kid. But, he had one big problem, an ongoing rivalry that drove him to the edge of madness. This was not a normal, run-of-the-mill rivalry, either. His rival wasn't from another town or another school, or even another team. His rival was from his own class, and it was a girl. A girl named Alicia Swanson, who had been a thorn in his side all through middle school.
She beat him out for the lead in every show and won every ribbon and every contest. Today, though, he would finally savor sweet victory. He would outsell Alicia in their summer youth theater ticket sales contest. A small victory, true, but small victories are still victories.
He had to beat Alicia at selling tickets this year. He had to win the top sales award. That was it, end of story. Fired up to finally pull off a win, Ellis practically smashed through the glass front door as he entered the Wonderland Gardens building.
The bubbly voice of an elderly woman floated across the lobby. "Oh, heavens, Mr. McGregor, we've another visitor."
The smell of old flooded his senses and brought back memories of visits with his grandpa. A smell that reminded him of how he'd watched his grandpa wither away in a place like this.
"Welcome," said a tall old man sitting beside the woman. He stood to greet Ellis. "Welcome to the Wonderland Gardens," he said. The entire lobby seemed to fall under the sweep of his long arm's motion around the room.
"Good morning," Ellis said as polite as he could despite the brewing anxiety rising in his gut at the very thought of the other "visitor" the old woman mentioned. He clenched his jaw at the memory of his most painful loss at Alicia's hand. She'd beat him out for starting quarterback in 7th grade football. Even after leading the 8th grade team to the championship as the starting quarterback last fall, his friends still gave him crap over getting beat out by a girl.
Besides, his mom would rip him a new one if she heard he was rude to old people. She was always telling him things like "It doesn't cost a thing to be polite." or "Good manners make the man." Right now, she would probably say, "Don't spread your anger like a bad cold."
"How may we help you today?" The old man tapped his forehead with his palm. "Good heavens, Mother. Where has my head gone today? Proper introductions first, Angus McGregor, then attend to the business of the day."
"Yes dear," she said. "The proper order Mr. McGregor, one must always follow the proper order."
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MARCH YA TRADE EVENTS
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In addition to our fabulous YALITCHAT events, March is full of awesome conferences and events in the writing world! A few highlights are listed below. For more details on these events and many others, please check out the Events Tab on YALITCHAT.
Rose City Romance Writers present Donald Maass on Writing 21st Centry Fiction - Portland, OR
SCBWI Golden Gate Writing Conference - San Francisco, CA
New York Pitch Conference - New York, NY
2013 NYC Teen Author Festival - New York, NY
Write2Ignite! Conference for Christian Writers of Literature for Children and Young Adults - Tigerville, SC
University of North Dakota Writing Conference - Grand Forks, ND
Writing for Charity Workshop - Provo, UT
The Write Stuff Conference - Allentown, PA
We're scouring the Internet to find events that our members might be interested in, but the Internet's a big place! If you know of a conference, festival, or other literary event that is of interest to YA writers and isn't on our calendar, please email membership@yalitchat.org attention Jessica Capelle.
Check the Events Tab often to see if a great eventis headed your way!
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Upcoming #YALITCHAT Twitter Wednesdays @ 9PM ET
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March 6 - DEBUT AUTHOR CHAT! Chat with some of 2013's rising stars and win ARCs and more. Featuring: CM Doporto @cm_doporto, Elizabeth Arroyo @EArroyo5, Jennifer Iacopelli @JenniferCarolyn, Justina Ireland @tehawesomersace, K.A. Barson @kabarson, Mindy McGinnis @MindyMcGinnis, Natasha Hanova @NatashaHanova, S.X. Bradley @susanxbradley, Aja Hannah @ajahannah, Lisa M. Basso @lisambasso, Pab Sungenis @sungenis, Georgia McBride @georgia_mcbride, Michelle Reed @michelle_e_reed, Scott Craven @scott_craven2, Stephanie Wardrop @s_wardrop, Kelly Hashway @kellyhashway - and many more!
March 13 - Plagiarism, how to avoid doing it. Detect it, in the digital age.
March 20 - Open Chat No topic/No Host
March 27 - Spring cleaning: Revising your MS.
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Member Grants
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Last year we gave away $600 in grants towards supporting published members in promoting their books! There are be five grants available or $100 per person/grantee. Grants are available to premium members only.
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