<p>As a follow-up to our previous episode on Writing Groups, this time we discuss how to give useful critiques. The key to giving critique is to be specific, and to think of the critique relationship as a partnership, rather than an adversarial face-off. For show notes and additional info, visit <a style="color: rgb(34, 36, 47);" href="http://diymfa.com/016">DIYMFA.com/016</a>.</p>

As a follow-up to our previous episode on Writing Groups, this time we discuss how to give useful critiques. The key to giving critique is to be specific, and to think of the critique relationship as a partnership, rather than an adversarial face-off. For show notes and additional info, visit DIYMFA.com/016.

<p>As a follow-up to our previous episode on Writing Groups, this time we discuss how to give useful critiques. The key to giving critique is to be specific, and to think of the critique relationship as a partnership, rather than an adversarial face-off. For show notes and additional info, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://diymfa.com/016" rel="noopener noreferrer">DIYMFA.com/016</a>.</p>

016: Insider's Guide to Writing Groups - Part 2: Giving Critique

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