By Janice Hardy, @Janice_HardyIn a critique group, advice goes both ways—we give and we receive. But once in a while, the feedback we offer goes ignored. Our “gifts” are returned unopened.
It’s irritating when you spend hours reading a manuscript, make a multitude of comments, and carefully summarize your thoughts with advice on how to fix any issues you saw, and then the writer ignores everything you said.
It’s doubly annoying when that same writer asks for your advice manuscript after manuscript, and you
know you’re wasting your time giving it to them. You could just submit the same critique and they wouldn’t even notice let alone heed your advice.
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Published on June 25, 2018 05:29