By Josh Funk So, you have an idea for a children’s story. You even stay up late one night clacking away on your laptop in
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How to Format a Manuscript
By Jen Malone I know there are many other places on the fancy schmancy intrawebz to get this information, but I’m not so sure the
Critique / Taekwondo Connection
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12 Tips for Effective Critiquing
By Heather Fenton Writing can be a solitary endeavor much of the time, so it’s truly rewarding to find a critique group or critique partner
Big Group Benefits
Many critique groups are small, with four to six dedicated writers or illustrators meeting regularly to share and comment on each others’ work. In a
Scribophile: Your Friendly Online Critique Group
The critique process is integral to any author’s pursuit of a clean and polished manuscript. Many writers join critique groups and meet face to face
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