Get started: Choosing an online critique group
Published:
March 30, 2010 For years, I participated in a weekly writers workshop in a nearby
town. Thanks to feedback from fellow writers, I finished the first
draft of a mystery novel.
Unfortunately,
it languished in a drawer while I focused on my journalism career. When
I was ready to revise the manuscript, my schedule made it difficult to
commit to showing up regularly at the same time and place. The
alternative: an online critique group, where I could create my own
timetable and work at my own pace. Of course, I wouldn’t have the
collegial atmosphere that comes with sitting around a table with other
writers, but I was willing to give up camaraderie for convenience. |
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