Update: Do The Write Thing for Nashville

I blogged about Do The Write Thing for Nashville last Friday. Lots of wonderful authors, agents and editors have donated some great auction items. Here's one you don't want to miss out bidding on:

Agent Rachelle Gardner, of WordServe Literary, donated a 30-minute phone call, during which you can ask questions about the publishing business and get advice about your project or your career. You can even pitch your book!

The bidding has begun, folks--so don't miss your chance! The auction for this item is open until Saturday, the 15th, at midnight.

Do The Write Thing for Nashville

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Wondering how you can help people affected by the flooding in Nashville? (If you're not up-to-date on the story, go here.)

Writers Victoria Schwab, Amanda Morgan and Myra McEntire came up with the idea of Do the Write Thing for Nashville, an online auction to raise money for flood relief.

Writers, editors and agents are donating a variety of items to be auctioned off including:

• a Fire in the Fiction two-day workshop with Donald Maass
• a signed copy of the picture book Down on the Farm by Merrilyn Kutner
• a 30 minute phone call with agent Michelle Wolfson of Wolfson Literary
• a fifty page critique with freelance editor Weronika Janczuk

Daily items are listed for three days only (10-15 items per day). You post bids in the Comments section of the blog and, if you win, you pay via PayPal. For all the details, go here.