Holiday Novel Festival Special (1st ch., Full, Reading) – Save 40% off the regular submission

HOLIDAY SPECIAL DEADLINE Dec. 31st – 1st CHAPTER/FULL NOVEL Festival Contest – SAVE $15 to $70
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Get your story performed at the Writing Festival. FULL FEEDBACK on all entries.

WATCH the Recent Winning Short Story/1st Chapter Readings:
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/novel_and_short_story_readings.html

Novel Festival Testimonials:
http://www.wildsoundfestival.com/wildsound_novel_contest_festival_review.html

WATCH RECENT NOVEL PERFORMANCE READINGS:

NOVEL Transcript Reading – GUARDING SHAKESPEARE December 2016 Reading Written by Quintin Peterson

NOVEL Transcript Reading – A CHANCE FOR LIFE December 2016 Reading Written by Laura Anne Ewald

NOVEL Transcript Reading – HUSBANDS MAY COME AND GO BUT FRIENDS ARE FOREVER December 2016 Reading Written by Judith Marshall

NOVEL Transcript Reading – ZOMBIE TURKEYS December 2016 Reading Written by Andy Zach

Novel Transcript – BECOMING HERO November 2016 Reading Written by Jen Finelli

Novel Transcript – GUARDIAN November 2016 Reading Written by Marc W Johnson

Novel Transcript – HAIR DAY AT FRIDA’S November 2016 Reading Written by Rachel Sutton

NOVEL READING – THE PESSARY October 2016 Reading Written by Juliet M. Nevins, MD

NOVEL Reading: HEARING THOUGHTS September 2016 Reading Written by Anthony Diffley

NOVEL Transcript – THE DRAGON OF TIME August 2016 Reading Written by Aaron Dennis

CHAPTER 1 Novel – OBITER DICTA August 2016 Reading Written by Lucian M.

NOVEL Prologue – THE ACE OF KINGS August 2016 Reading Written by Dan Levinson

NOVEL READING – WHAT PASSES BETWEEN WOMEN July 2016 Reading Written by Patty Fischer

NOVEL Reading – ALEX THE INVENTOR June 2016 Reading Written by Gordon Brynelson

NOVEL Reading – OBITER DICTA June 2016 Reading Written by Lucien M.

1st Ch. Novel Transcript – WATER FOR BLOOD May 2016 Reading Written by Brett Bacon

1st Ch. Novel Transcript – TJ S LAST SUMMER IN CAPE COD May 2016 Reading Written by Garfield Whyte

Novel Chapter 1 Reading – EXOTIQA April 2016 Reading Written by M. Black

Novel 1st Chapter Reading – MYSTIC VILLAGE April 2016 Reading Written by Jeannine Fortier

Novel Prologue Reading – IN THE WAKE OF WAR April 2016 Reading Written by Stephen L. Nowland

Novel Reading – PANTERRA: The Machinist April 2016 Reading Written by Gary L. Ward

Novel Transcript Reading – INTO THE SHADOWS March 2016 Reading Written by Marie Jones

1st Chapter Reading – CONTRARY WARRIORS: BLOOD LEGACY March 2016 Reading Written by Sheryl Wright

1st Chapter Reading – LIZARDIAN March 2016 Reading Written by Melissa R. Mendelson

1st Chapter Reading – THE MAGIC PILLOW March 2016 Reading Written by K.J. Kratz

Novel Transcript – INTO AUTUMN February 2016 Reading Written by Larry Landgraf

Novel Transcript – WHAT HAPPENS AFTER HAPPILY EVER AFTER February 2016 Reading Written by Laura Garrett

Novel Transcript – WHO KILLED HONOR BRIGHT? February 2016 Reading Written by Patricia Hughes

Novel Transcript – A LIFE SINGULAR February 2016 Reading Written by Lorraine Pestell

Novel Transcript – THE FIRST ONES January 2016 Reading Written by Regina Walker

Novel Prologue – CHEERAGE FEARAGE January 2016 Reading Written by Kimberly Dana

CHAPTER 1 Reading – Bader Field JANUARY 2016 Reading Written by Carl David

Chapter 2 Reading – LARGE IS THE SMALLEST WE GOT January 2016 Reading Written by Jed Hamilton

Chapter 7 Reading – THE FURLITES OF ARORIEL January 2016 Reading Written by Marie J.S. Phillip

Thank you. thank you for your honest & detailed appraisal of my work! It is extremely helpful & insightful.
– Michelle Desgagne
The Distracted Yogi, Novel

I appreciate WILDsound’s committee feedback on the first chapter/prologue submission of my memoir Am doing a rewrite to address your recommendations and, per your suggestion, will send back my revised submission as soon as possible.
– Danielle Dahl
Sirocco, Novel

Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. Much appreciated.
– JD Daniels
Minute of Darkness, Novel

Thank you very much…interesting opinions and thoughts. They are much appreciated!
– Tory Gates
Dawn, Novel

Thanks for the feedback. I have reviewed some of the mishaps you noted already. But once again, thanks for your insight. I’d love to have an editor to go through it.
– Philip Oyok,
Old Man, 1st chapter novel

I am so impressed with your feedback that I will submit the finished novel into your competition not so much as to try and win the competition but rather to get the valuable feedback I need at a reasonable cost before taking the novel further.
– Francis Connor
The Devil’s Bridge, 1st chapter novel

Interesting feedback. I too have come to the same conclusion you have. I will resubmit, rewriting the opening chapter and taking out the narration of the dead man. I was seduced by the idea, but agree he becomes a distraction and a filter.
– Elisabeth Appell
Elements of Betrayal, 1st chapter book

Thank you for the festival and the feedback. This book hit its target. To provide a broad base from which others can continue the story.
– Roland Hughes
John Smith: Last Known Survivor

Thanks for your insightful and highly constructive comments on my novel submission, “Victoria The First”. Clearly, your reader(s) read the manuscript carefully and thoroughly. Your overall assessment of “a great read” has encouraged me to dive back in and tell this story the way I know I can.
– Bill Osinski
Victoria The First: A Novel, Full Novel

Thanks for your thoughtful critique. And how you pin-pointed all of the many grammatical errors in this novel draft. The notebook passages were meant in part to convey that vitally important moral and political distinction (Ariel is something of a marxist for a reason, after all). I am sorry it was not made more clear in the narrative. Again, thanks for reading my novel with such care.
– Christopher Bernard
Voyage to a Phantom City, Full Novel