groups

Groups: avoid the opposite of help
As authors we rely on outside eyes. In a workshop group, you rely on the eyes of your fellow writers: people at varied levels of skill and experience.
Play games to create stories
Well, everyone can write, says the AWA, so let’s get together and write for short sprints, then read it aloud and hear what people loved. It’s a powerful elixir, knowing that three or four people will find something positive to say about just-forged writing. For until we know what’s working in our writing, we have no business hunting down what’s not working.
Help for compassionate workshop readers
Help for compassionate workshop readers
15 Questions for Your Beta Readers
How authors can win with critique groups
Use 10 Key Scenes to Win NaNoWriMo
A good Shepard for writing narration
Learning what’s new in style through an ACES webinar
Use NaNoWriMo to get your book to finished

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