Re: Do Critique Groups Work?
- From: "J.Pascal" <julie@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 21:58:31 -0700
On Aug 30, 1:37 pm, mbotto...@xxxxxxxxxxx (Michelle Bottorff) wrote:
J.Pascal <ju...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Since I absolutely
do not have my husband read or comment on anything I write
I can sympathize with this.
My husband would be very disapointed if he wasn't allowed to read my
stuff.
I like to save his imput for the line edit stage though.
I think my husband is a little bit disappointed but a little bit of
disappointment is easier to live with than what happens if he
reads what I write.
He tries to *help*. He suggests plot ideas. In this we are
not in sync. (We both read SF but not the same books.)
My kids sometimes read what I write and it's not a problem
at all. They give me very simple feedback like, "write more
of that mom, I want to find out what happens."
-Julie
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