TIME TO GET TO JUDGING- QUERY KOMBAT 2014

Queries will meet in an epic battle to be the final victor in QUERY KOMBAT 2014. Could you be the ONE?

For those of you unfamiliar with Query Kombat, here is a short break down from Michelle Hauck's blog, It's In The Details. The tournament is hosted by SC Write, Michelle Hauck, and Michael Anthony. For more information about the rules of the tournament, click on the link. You'll want to follow their blogs for updates. 

 

"64 kombatants in a single-elimination, tournament style query-off. Entries will go head to head (one on one) with one another until only ONE entry remains. There will be a total of six rounds in Query Kombat. 64 entries in round one, 32 in round two, 16 in round three, 8 in round four, 4 in round five, and 2 in round six."

 The list of of Query Kombat Judges has been released.

I'm so excited to be included in this amazing group of authors. I was a judge last year, and I had a wonderful experience. How could I say no when asked again.

 

So please say hello, it's lovely to meet you.

 

GUESS WHO'S A QUERY KOMBAT JUDGE?

Not a hard one to figure out. Yep, I'm excited to be a part of this wonderful contest organized by Michelle Hauck, SC Write, and Mike Anthony (be sure to follow their blogs for updated information about Query Kombat)

In college, I was a huge Mortal Kombat and Streetfighter fan. I lived in the dorms and spent hours playing these games (yes, I'm a geek, no frat parties for me). I think the reason why I'm so excited is because this appeals to my inner Chung Lee (HIYA)

Here is a little bit about Query Kombat (for the full details about Query Kombat, click here).

This tournament style contest will bring two opposing queries and first 250 words head to head. Judges will vote what they believe is the best query to the next round. There are a total of 6 rounds. In the final round agents will browse and make requests. Exciting, right?

Who will be the Grand Champion? Maybe you.

Will you have a blast? Guaranteed!

So polish up those queries and first 250 words. The call for submissions begins May 13th-May 17th.

For the full list of participating judges and mentors, click here.

For the list of participating agents, click here.

So what do you think? READY to get your query on?