Advice on how to give/take critiques by Newbery winner Linda Sue Park.
http://www.lindasuepark.com/writing/critique.html
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2 comments:
Great info, Laurie! But how hard would it be to not say ANYTHING during your critique? (Well, it would be hard for me, but only because I don't think I CAN go a few minutes without saying anything, critique or no!) ;)
It's incredibly difficult to keep quiet during a critique, but also important. If you find yourself having to explain what you meant, then it's time to go back to the manuscript and write what you meant.
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