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Posted on December 18, 2020 at 1:00 PM by Sadye Scott-Hainchek
It takes a village to bring a book to fruition.
There’s of course you, the writer and creative brainchild, but there are also several key supporting players — the friends and family who believe in you, the proofreaders, the street team, possibly the cover artist (if you’ve hired one) … and the feedback providers.
Whether it’s another author, a story editor, a beta team, or any combination thereof, chances are that whoever provides pre-publication feedback on your book won’t just effusively praise your work.
Knowing that doesn’t necessarily make criticism of any level easier, though.
That’s why Christine Carron, a writer herself as well as a “Critique MD,” has shared critique-processing tips for authors; head to Anne R. Allen’s blog to see what she recommends.
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