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Handling Criticism (the right way)
Someday, if I’m really, really lucky someone will write a blog post or an Amazon review of my book explaining why they hated it. They may even call me names or accuse me of being anti-something or other (women, dogs, … Continue reading
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Tagged being a writer, criticism, professionalism, writing
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Elizabeth Moon on Criticism
In my daily perusal of the writers’ forums I stumbled across an excellent post by Elizabeth Moon titled, “Constructive and Destructive Criticism.” Read it. It’s good. And it just so happens that lately I’ve been thinking about the nature of … Continue reading
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Paying attention to readers…(in this case – my mom)
My mom and I had lunch today. (It’s my birthday and she was kind enough to inform me how she was so exhausted after I was born that she really wasn’t even happy to see me. Thanks Mom. Love you, too, … Continue reading
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Tagged being a writer, criticism, reading, what to write, writing
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Rejection and Criticism
I have yet to have any of my work rejected, but I know that day will come. And sooner rather than later as I begin to write short stories and start to submit to markets that respond quickly. I have … Continue reading
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