Hi, #RevPit crew!! Happy Wednesday and hope you're having an awesome day 🎉 Super excited to back again for another season of RevPit!
Let's get my #MeetTheEditor session started! Drop any questions you might have below, and I'll also attach an intro thread ☺️🧵
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Hi, all! My turn for #revpit #MeetTheEditor. :)
I am a RevPit Board Member, and I've been involved with RevPit for a while now, whether offering runners-up prizes or being an editor for the Annual Contests.
I'll share a bit about myself in the thread below. Feel free to ask questions!
Good morning #writingcommunity! (It is still morning, right?)
Welcome to my #RevPit #MeettheEditor thread!
Please feel free to ask me questions about what I'm reading, how I edit, my #MSWL or any other questions you might have.
That’s perfectly fine with me 👍🏽
Hi everyone! I'm Kala—resident iced coffee drinking, probably feral raccoon. I hope you're ready for the annual contest this year! #RevPit
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Hi #WritingCommunity! Welcome to my #RevPit #MeetTheEditor thread. Feel free to ask questions at any time (if I don't get to them today, I will tomorrow). I had a computer incident earlier (OneDrive deleted my Documents & it took my hubby hours to fix), so I lost my prep time & this may be choppy.
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Hi #RevPit! Tomorrow morning (Wednesday, March 4) I’ll be having my #MeetTheEditor session! Drop in to ask me all of your questions about editing and my #MSWL. You can read more about me here: reviseresub.com/editors/hann...
Interesting subject isn’t it? I’m proceeding with the idea that it’s okay to not be able to write everything as long as you make your choices consciously
😀I’m hopeless at poetry so your ballads won’t get any feedback but I’m game for the rest
I’m forgiving for complex choreography but if the physics of simple things like running and climbing are wrong I DNF
Absolutely!
In the first five pages I want a character solving a problem in their own unique way
Upper MG: 12-14 year old protagonist; 60-80k word count
For MG I like both magical realism and second world but for adult I prefer second world
As a reader it does but I don’t think I’d be the right editor for this project
Yes absolutely!
Hi #WritingCommunity ! My #RevPit #MeetTheEditor will begin at 4pm Eastern today. I’ll be telling you a bit more about my wish list and answering questions if you have any :) You can preview my MSWL here - www.reviseresub.com/editors/laur...
My #RevPit #MeetTheEditor session is on Thursday, March 5. I'll kick things off around 11:00 AM Eastern Time.
I'll tell you a little bit about myself and answering questions about my editing style and #MSWL, which you can find here reviseresub.com/editors/nata...
Hey #RevPit #authors. I'm really looking forward to my #MeetTheEditor session coming up on March 5, 2026. I'll tell you a little bit about myself, and I'd love to answer any questions you have about my #MSWL. If you haven't yet, you can check it out here: reviseresub.com/editors/ash-...
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#MeetTheEditor RevPit. Want to ask me about my MSWL, editing style, book preferences, etc.? Join my session the afternoon of 3/5/26 on Bluesky
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It’s #RevPit season! And this week you can meet all our amazing editors. Join me on 3/5 on Bluesky and you can ask me all the burning questions you have.
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I’m perfectly okay with high word count. In fact I prefer books around 100k. For practical reasons though 120k will be my limit for this contest but after you can send me anything
I’d be happy to read adult fantasy. Both lighthearted and epic. Thanks for the question !
Oh yes. YA fantasy is my favorite to read. Sorry about the mixup :)
Neutral. I don't gravitate to them, but if they hit enough of my other likes, I'm happy to read.
Basically, if the major driver for the plot makes me think about specific issues in our current society, I'm no longer thinking about the story. E.g., when I read a book set in medeval Spain, I'm thinking about how Muslims were persecuted. Hope that helps.
Thanks for the question. I get invested in a fantasy world when I read a well-crafted scene that incorporates worldbuilding organically. When the author explores one element and all the ways it affects the character and the rest of the world.
Ah, that's a good question. I like the occasional near future book as long as the story focuses on the characters interacting. My main turnoff with real-world settings is that I keep getting kicked out of the story because things are too close to home. Your description sounds intriguing.
I want to hear from you. Drop any questions you have in this thread and I'll answer them. #RevPit #Meettheeditor
To get a feel for my thoughts on writing craft, check out my blog. My february post is on my journey working through biases. #RevPit #Meettheeditor
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My motto: I will work with what's on the page; no tropes, no preconceived notions of how I think stories should be told. It's all about your vision.
Random things I like (but not necessary):
Nuanced character relationships
Multi-POV
Strong worldbuilding
Inclusion of mental health
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I like stories with steady pacing. I want something to change in each chapter, whether that's a "big" plot reveal or a "small" character shifts (the quotes are there because I don't consider anything in a story small; if it works, it's all big).
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