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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Feedback is an essential part of the writing journey, but it can also be one of the most challenging aspects to navigate.
In this week’s episode of Story Works Round Table, Kathryn and Alida delve into the intricacies of receiving and giving feedback, offering valuable insights and practical advice for writers at all stages of their careers. One of the key takeaways from the episode is the importance of discerning useful feedback from less helpful critiques. Not all feedback is created equal, and it’s crucial to find critique partners who understand your goals and can provide constructive criticism that aligns with your vision.
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SHOW NOTES
What we talked about:
Why are we talking about feedback? (1:12)
What is the difference between good and bad feedback? (1:47)
The problem of having only one critique partner. (3:26)
The importance of conversation. (7:45)
How feedback can help you grow as a writer. (8:55)
How do you find good feedback? (12:35)
How to accept or give criticism. (20:25)
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