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Let's talk feedback, as in getting feedback on your work and just what the heck people mean by alpha, beta, and gamma readers! In this episode I go through what each of those means and what you can generally expect for each. I'll also talk a bit about how to find readers and give some general tips on handling the feedback you get.
Progress Report: For my monthly goal results, I'm a few days late, but the novel adaptation's first tome is mostly done; just need to add the final few notes from my line edits, the remaining pics, and upload for proofing. With Aisuru, though, it was an abject failure - only 1 or 2 chapters edited instead of 4. I did however meet one of my other 2014 goals!
Monthly Goals: Edit at least 4, preferably 8, chapters of Aisuru and write the first draft of new scene; write at least 8 chapters of Tome 2 of the novelization project
Randomness: "The Everything Wrong With..." YouTube channel by Cinema Sins. (http://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaSins)
By Sherelle Winters4
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Let's talk feedback, as in getting feedback on your work and just what the heck people mean by alpha, beta, and gamma readers! In this episode I go through what each of those means and what you can generally expect for each. I'll also talk a bit about how to find readers and give some general tips on handling the feedback you get.
Progress Report: For my monthly goal results, I'm a few days late, but the novel adaptation's first tome is mostly done; just need to add the final few notes from my line edits, the remaining pics, and upload for proofing. With Aisuru, though, it was an abject failure - only 1 or 2 chapters edited instead of 4. I did however meet one of my other 2014 goals!
Monthly Goals: Edit at least 4, preferably 8, chapters of Aisuru and write the first draft of new scene; write at least 8 chapters of Tome 2 of the novelization project
Randomness: "The Everything Wrong With..." YouTube channel by Cinema Sins. (http://www.youtube.com/user/CinemaSins)

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