1. Jane
Friedman gives practical advice to those writing a great memoirs
2. Eva Marie Everson, at The
Write Conversation, gives the first rule of critiquing: Know the Writer's
Level of Expertise. Those who belong to writers groups will find this helpful.
3. Christian
Headlines revisits the top 21 stories of 2017.
4. Lori Hatcher, at The
Write Conversation, gives 5 Ways to balance writing with marriage.
5. The cold weather
is here! There's nothing quite like easy-to-make comfort food on a winter
night. Check out this hamburger steak with onions and gravy recipe at Allrecipes.com.
It sounds yummy.
Writers: Do you
belong to a writers group or have a critique partner? What are some ways you
give feedback?
Readers: Do you like
reading memoirs? What kind of memoirs interest you - famous people, stories
about heroic actions, etc.?
Photo Credit: Dominik Gwarek
Photo Credit: Dominik Gwarek
3 comments:
Susan,
Thank you for the great resources. I belong to a writer's critique group that meets twice a month. I believe in positive encouragement. Our group, Wild Women Wielding Pens (The WWWPs) is a motivating group of five.
I belonged to a writing group for several years. The group had someone who kept replaying an incident, non-writing, to the point I had to step away. I have not found another group nor have I found a critique partner. The circumstance with that writing group happened nine years ago.
Hi Linda - What a fun name for your group!
Hi Quiet Spirit - I belonged to a writing group for several years. We had some good times, but people got busy.
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