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Never underestimate the importance of a good critique group. Without one, a writer may simply flounder in a sea of words and ideas. A critique group can make the difference between a mediocre story and an excellent piece of writing worthy of publication. Without the support of groups I’ve belonged to over the years, I would not have six books and several short stories published.
If you are wondering if you should join a critique group, here are ten things about critique groups you should know.
- Not all critique groups are created equal. You may have to try out a few to find one that works for you. The members need not write in the same genre as you, in fact it helps if there is a variety of writing being critiqued.
- Park your ego at the door. Although it is nice to hear what the members like about your…
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Yeah I’ve been trying to get feedback from this one guy, but he’s hard to get in touch with. Like it or not I’ve got publishers interested in eaten an Eskimo. I think you would even like it, will see I guess. How that baseball game going?
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Thanks so much for reblogging this, Don.
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You’re welcome.
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How interesting – I’d never heard of this kind of approach other than in creative writing courses.
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