The entries have been posted for Miss Snark's First Victim's Logline Critique Revision Round.* Each one you critique will earn you an entry toward October's First Impact prize: a 15-page critique from Jodi Meadows, author of INCARNATE.
A logline is one or two sentences that answers the question, "What's the book about?" To critique them, you just need to say whether it sounds interesting and why or why not.
And a big welcome to the logline authors! If I messed something up, shoot me an e-mail. I hope the critiques you get here will be useful (they should be; we have some very talented readers). And [plug] if you ever need a query or first page critique, feel free to send those in as well [/plug].
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MSFV's Logline Critiques, Revision Round
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October 12, 2012
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Logline Revision Critiques #26
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October 12, 2012
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TITLE: My Sister's Dating a Serial Killer
GENRE: YA Thriller
Original critique on MSFV
High school's a bummer for sixteen-year-old Cameo "Cammie" Carter who must stop her eighteen-year-old sister from dating a serial killer. The only way is to get hard evidence on him, but if Cammie doesn't hurry, the killer might just put her and her sister on his To Do Murder List.
GENRE: YA Thriller
Original critique on MSFV
High school's a bummer for sixteen-year-old Cameo "Cammie" Carter who must stop her eighteen-year-old sister from dating a serial killer. The only way is to get hard evidence on him, but if Cammie doesn't hurry, the killer might just put her and her sister on his To Do Murder List.
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Logline Revision Critiques #25
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October 12, 2012
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TITLE: Jennifer Strange
GENRE: YA Paranormal HorrorOriginal critique on MSFV
Fifteen-year-old
Ghost Hunter Marcus must protect his family from a soul-eating wraith
but his only hope is Jennifer Strange who doesn't believe she can touch
ghosts.
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Logline Revision Critiques #24
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October 12, 2012
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TITLE: The Wanderers
GENRE: YA Fantasy
Clouds of dead souls are filling the skies of Erion. When a ruthless
scientist professes to have found a solution, Rhanee travels back in time to
find a way to free the dead before he succeeds and claims ultimate power as his
reward.
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Logline Revision Critiques #23
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October 12, 2012
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TITLE: Artashad
GENRE: Historical
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Logline Revision Critiques #22
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October 12, 2012
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TITLE: DEATHLESS
GENRE: YA Fantasy
Original critique on MSFV
When an army of ancient monsters threatens to overrun her country, 17-year-old fugitive, Zee, joins the army to win a reprieve from her death sentence, only to discover that she is the key to awakening the centuries-old goddesses the monsters are fighting to free.
GENRE: YA Fantasy
Original critique on MSFV
When an army of ancient monsters threatens to overrun her country, 17-year-old fugitive, Zee, joins the army to win a reprieve from her death sentence, only to discover that she is the key to awakening the centuries-old goddesses the monsters are fighting to free.
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Logline Revision Critiques #21
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October 12, 2012
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TITLE: Amongst
GENRE: Middle Grade Fantasy
Original critique on MSFV
No one has ever left Verandale…at least not with their body still wrapped around their soul.
But thirteen year-old Enoch believes he has discovered a way to escape.
GENRE: Middle Grade Fantasy
Original critique on MSFV
No one has ever left Verandale…at least not with their body still wrapped around their soul.
But thirteen year-old Enoch believes he has discovered a way to escape.
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