Megan DiMaria

I first told you about this cool Twitter pitch party in June. And it's on again! Do you write Christian fiction and/or nonfiction? Are you looking to catch the eye of an agent or a publishing house? Then polish up your 280-character-long pitch and mark your calendar for November 12th, 2020, from 8:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m. Central Time. To participate in this online-only event, use the hashtag #FaithPitch. #FaithPitch is specifically for those interested in the Christian market—fol

Do you write Christian fiction and/or nonfiction? Are you looking to catch the eye of an agent or a publishing house? Then polish up your 280-character-long pitch and mark your calendar for June 25, 2020, from 8:00 a.m to 8:00 p.m. Central Time. You can participate in this online-only event by going on Twitter June 25th and using the hashtag #FaithPitch. If you can't make it, the event occurs three times a year, and another #FaithPitch will come along in November. #FaithPitch

Ahh. The Twitter hashtag. Hashtags can provide you with hours of entertainment—or for writers, procrastination. But they also provide information, help you to connect, and catch the eye of readers and other writers. Hashtags are merely words or phrases used in tweets with the # symbol at the beginning of the word (without any spaces or punctuation). Specific hashtags open a timeline of everyone who has tweeted the searched hashtag. Need to know how to search for a hashtag? Si