Writing Groups: How to Build a Strong Critique Community

Presented by: Allen Orloff | Art Taylor | Donna Andrews | Eleanor Jones | John Gilstrap

A strong writing group can provide accountability, encouragement, and valuable feedback. In this session, panelists discuss how to form and run effective critique groups, the benefits of consistent meetings, and how reader feedback can strengthen the writing process and improve a manuscript.

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