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Critique groups are an invaluable tool for any writer. Why should you join a critique group? What can you learn? What do you have to offer?

Forming a critique group is a great way to meet other writers, generate ideas and get feedback on your work.

Many aspiring writers join a critique to have their work polished. But, editing words of other's, more objective than self-editing, also improves a writer's own skills.

To pick the right genre writing critique group for you, weigh your writing goals against the mission, scope, participation requirements, and quality of the workshop.

Writing is a solitary business but opportunities to make solid business contacts abound. The tips below will show writers where to find networking opportunities.

Author Christie Craig has never forgotten what it means to be an aspiring romance writer. Now a published author of seven romance novels, she shares what she has learned.

Beginning speculative fiction writers have a number of options -- including books, online courses, critique groups, and workshops -- to help them get started.

Thomas Phillips talks about his new book ' Molech Prophecy', and offers advice for the aspiring author to improve their craft and discusses the importance of Faith in art

Tree House in a Storm was inspired by the author's experience during Hurricane Betsy in 1965.

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