Resources for #SmallPitch

• Join the #SmallPitch Discord server

• A Beginner’s Guide to Navigating Twitter Pitch Events

• 3 Ways to Write the Perfect Twitter Pitch

• How To Craft The Picture-Perfect Twitter Pitch

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Resources for authors beyond the event

• List of small/indie publishers taking unagented submissions. Created by the #SmallPitch team!

• The Submission Grinder: to find publishers and submission calls, and track your submissions. Totally free.

• Duotrope: similar, but you have to pay for it; also includes agents.

• The Horror Tree: lists calls for submission for anthologies, novels, novellas, poetry, non-fiction, and more, in multiple genres (not limited to horror).

• QueryTracker: to find literary agents and publishers, and track your queries/submissions; best for agents, not the best tool for publishers. Free, and has a reasonably priced $25 annual subscription that gives access to more features (we recommend the paid subscription if you are using the website for agents).

• How To Write A Novel Synopsis (With An Example)

• How to Write a Book Proposal [+ Template] (for non-fiction)

• The Complete Guide to Query Letters

• Absolute Write Water Cooler for bewares & recommendations on publishers and agents.

• Writer Beware shines a bright light into the dark corners of the shadow-world of literary scams, schemes, and pitfalls. Also providing advice for writers, industry news, and commentary. When it comes to small presses, they have a dedicated page on their website here and on their blog here.

• How to create a beautiful moodboard with Canva

• The 8 best free stock photo sites (for your moodboards)