#Hashtags!

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We've taken a lot of inspiration from the amazing people at PitchWars and have collected these hashtags to use in your pitches. There are a lot of #hashtags available so make sure you narrow down the ones you want to use to the most essentual. 

Age Categories (one is required):

#PB = Picture Book
#C = Children’s
#CB = Chapter Book
#MG = Middle Grade
#YA = Young Adult
Genres/Sub-genres (optional):

#AC = Action
#AD = Adventure
#BIZ = Bizarro Fiction
#CF = Christian Fiction
#CON = Contemporary
#F = Fantasy
#FTA = Fairy Tale Retelling
#GN = Graphic Novel
#H = Horror
#HA = Humor
#HF = Historical Fiction
#INSP = Inspirational
#LF = Literary Fiction
#MR = Magical Realism
#M = Mystery
#MA = Mainstream
#Mem = Memoir
#NF = Non-fiction
#P = Paranormal
#PM = Poetry Collection
#STEM = Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics
#SF = SciFi
#SHRT = Short Story Collection
#SPF = Speculative Fiction
#SH = Superhero
#S = Suspense
#T = Thriller
#TT = Time Travel
#UF = Urban Fantasy
#VF = Visionary Fiction
#W = Westerns

Additional hashtags (optional):

#BVM = Black Voices Matter (to be used by black creators)
#DIS = Disability subject matter
#FP = Fat Positive
#IMM = Immigrant
#IRMC = Interracial/Multicultural subject matter
#LGBT = LGBTQIA+ subject matter
#MH = Mental Health subject matter
#ND = Neurodiverse subject matter
#OWN = Own Voices
#POC = Author is a Person of Colour
#TV = Trans Voices

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