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Eastern PA Webinar: Not a Yes, Not a No—How to Handle an R&R with editor Sally Morgridge

Mar 24, 2026

Online event

Webinar Description: What is a "revise & resubmit" request, and what do you do when you get one from an agent or editor? This path to publication is more common than you might think, but it doesn't always look the same. This webinar will take creators through the ins and outs of R&Rs from all angles—why an author might do one, what risks might occur, how an editor thinks about them, and what the ultimate outcome might look like. You'll be prepared for any scenario involving an R&R! A limited number of PB & MG CRITIQUES available at an additional cost.

Quick Facts

HOST REGION: Eastern Pennsylvania

CONTACT: Kristen Strocchia [email protected]

COST:

  • Premium Members: $15 USD
  • Preview Plan: $25 USD

CRITIQUES: available at an additional cost; scroll down for more information

RECORDING

The webinar will be recorded, and the recording will be available for one month following the event. Attendees will receive a link and a password by email about two days after the event.

REGISTRATION CONFIRMATIONS

Upon completion of payment, you will receive a payment confirmation by email. You will also find a registration confirmation on the website that will include event-specific details. Go to your Member Home and click on My Events under the black bar at the top of the page. All events you have registered will be displayed on this page. If there are additional meeting details (i.e. Zoom links for virtual events or materials required for the event), this information will be found under the green Meeting Info button.

REFUND POLICY

Registration fees for webinars and virtual events are nonrefundable because recordings are available for 30 days following the broadcast. For more information on our refund policy, click here. By registering for this event, you agree that you have read and understand the refund policy for this event.

Meet the Faculty

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About Sally

Sally Morgridge (she/her) loves working on books for children of all ages. Recent highlights include Owl and Penguin, a Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor early reader graphic novel by Vikram Madan; Banned Together: Our Fight for Readers’ Rights, a young adult anthology and recipient of five starred reviews, by Printz Honor-author Ashley Hope Pérez; and Great Carrier Reef, a nonfiction picture book by Jessica Stremer, illustrated by Gordy Wright, which was a Horn Book Fanfare selection, a Cook Prize Silver Medalist, and a New York Public Library Best Book of the Year. Sally lives in New York City with her husband and two rambunctious children, where she enjoys running, exploring city parks, and watching too much TV.

PB (manuscript or dummy) & MG Critiques Available: (at an additional cost)

ADDITIONAL COST:

  • Premium Members: $60 USD
  • Preview Plan: $65 USD


For all submissions, format your work in 12 point font, with one-inch margins, and double spacing. (US Letter paper size-Include all materials in the same document; please don’t send two documents.)

  • For Picture Book (PB): Please send entire manuscript or dummy and a 1- to 2-sentence pitch (in the same document). Translator submissions should include a brief note about the source work (also in the same document).
  • For Middle Grade (MG): Please send up to 10 pages of your manuscript AND a one-page, single-spaced synopsis (in the same document). Translator submissions should include a brief note about the source work (also in the same document).

⇒Please include your name on every page of your work as a header or a footer, as well as identifying information on page one: first & last name, email address, title, genre.

⇒Please SAVE YOUR FILE as Webinar Faculty Last Name_Your Last Name_TITLE OF MANUSCRIPT as a PDF or DOC or DOCx.   

Example: Morgridge_Strocchia_PURPLE CARROTS

⇒Then send your file to Kristen at [email protected]. The subject should read: Webinar Faculty Last Name_Your Last Name_TITLE OF MANUSCRIPT (same as saved file name).

Submission deadline: Friday, March 27, 2026.

We anticipate critiques to be returned on or about Tuesday, April 28, 2026.