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"There are so many writers out there with such lovely ideas, and it is a good thing to have a writer circle, people who will tell you very, very frankly what they feel about your writing, what is good about it, what needs a little bit of change amendment. And I think if the criticism is positive, it is always good to take it, because sometimes you are so in love with your own work that you do not see the flaws or the pitfalls."
"There are so many writers out there with such lovely ideas, and it is a good thing to have a writer circle, people who will tell you very, very frankly what they feel about your writing, what is good about it, what needs a little bit of change amendment. And I think if the criticism is positive, it is always good to take it, because sometimes you are so in love with your own work that you do not see the flaws or the pitfalls."
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"There are so many writers out there with such lovely ideas, and it is a good thing to have a writer circle, people who will tell you very, very frankly what they feel about your writing, what is good about it, what needs a little bit of change amendment. And I think if the criticism is positive, it is always good to take it, because sometimes you are so in love with your own work that you do not see the flaws or the pitfalls."
"There are so many writers out there with such lovely ideas, and it is a good thing to have a writer circle, people who will tell you very, very frankly what they feel about your writing, what is good about it, what needs a little bit of change amendment. And I think if the criticism is positive, it is always good to take it, because sometimes you are so in love with your own work that you do not see the flaws or the pitfalls."