Tired of rejection? Want to become a better writer? Taylor shares her practical, hands-on knowledge from a combined 21 years in three writers groups by outlining the tips and organizational skills needed to conduct effective yet positive critiques.
Writing is a solitary effort, but if you want to become successful at getting your work published you need constructive, unbiased critiques of your work. Whether you ...
Tired of rejection? Want to become a better writer? Taylor shares her practical, hands-on knowledge from a combined 21 years in three writers groups by outlining the tips and organizational skills needed to conduct effective yet positive critiques.
Writing is a solitary effort, but if you want to become successful at getting your work published you need constructive, unbiased critiques of your work. Whether you are a new or experienced writer, you will benefit from the stimulating environment of a writers group.
Writers Groups That Work will lead you step-by-step through:
WHO should be in your writers group and how to find them
WHEN and WHERE to hold meetings
WHAT to do when you gather
Discover the trio of secrets that lead to a group's success:
structure, guidelines and commitment.
Writing is a solitary effort, but if you want to be successful at getting your work published, you need constructive, unbiased critiques of your work. Whether you are a new or experienced writer, you will benefit from the stimulating environment of a writers group. This book takes you step-by-step through WHO should be in your group, WHEN and WHERE to hold meetings, and WHAT to do when you gather. Discover the three secrets: structure, guidelines, commitment.
L. de Vincent
This is well researched, and covers every aspect of writing in a group. It also includes actual group member's experiences. It contains all the questions that come to mind, including how to respond diplomatically to a writer's work that is less than stellar. I highly recommend this book for anyone thinking about starting a writer's group.
This book is full of information on how to start a writer's group -- an A-Z approach. I found it helpful, especially starting an on-line group.
Lydia E. Harris
My personal experience in both face-to-face and online groups validates much of Taylor's advice, and I recommend her informative guide. Full of tips and practical help, it is a motivating, quick read that provides tools to begin writers' groups or fine-tune existing ones. I'll keep my copy handy.
Lydia Harris
Writing from a combined 21 years' experience in three writers groups, Taylor knows what she's talking about. Her groups helped her garner numerous bylines in such publications as Guideposts, Writer's Digest, and more than a dozen Chicken Soup for the Soul books. Now, in this comprehensive resource, she shares her knowledge to help new and seasoned writers begin and maintain successful writing groups.
Product Details
BN ID: 2940013140097
Publisher: Infinity Publishing
Publication date: 7/23/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 947,583
File size: 4 MB
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Meet the Author
B.J. Taylor is writing the true story of "Charlie Bear: What a Headstrong Rescue Dog Taught Me About Life, Love and Second Chances." The book will be available later this year but you can read about Charlie Bear on B.J.'s dog blog here: www.bjtaylorblog.wordpress.com. B.J. also writes other dog-lit novels. She lives in California with her husband and enjoys walking, swimming, golf, and traveling. B.J. is an award-winning author with publication credits in John Gray's Mars and Venus in Love, 25 stories in Chicken Soup for the Soul, feature articles in Writer's Digest, Romantic Homes, Victorian Homes, Lexus and others. She is a Guideposts special correspondent/writer and is a speaker at numerous conferences. Visit her website at www.bjtayloronline.com.
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Overview
Tired of rejection? Want to become a better writer? Taylor shares her practical, hands-on knowledge from a combined 21 years in three writers groups by outlining the tips and organizational skills needed to conduct effective yet positive critiques.Writing is a solitary effort, but if you want to become successful at getting your work published you need constructive, unbiased critiques of your work. Whether you ...