Tag Archives: critique

Messages: A Review

Posted on May 29, 2019 by Linda W. Yezak

Occasionally, I come across a book that frustrates me to no end, but I still enjoy it. Messages is such a book. Something or someone–God perhaps?–sends the main character, David Chance, messages by means of words highlighted from various sources. One … Continue reading →

Posted in Reviews of exceptional books | Tagged critique, John Hileman, Messages, Review, Suspense | 4 Comments

The Laws of Writing

Posted on September 25, 2017 by Linda W. Yezak

I wish I could engrave this in every writer’s mind. Basically, it’s a simple tenet: you have to know the rules before you can break them. But let’s skip the “breaking” part and realize that we must know the rules. … Continue reading →

Posted in write tips, Writing, Writing Tips | Tagged critique, editing, Editor, rules of writing, Writing | 12 Comments

Critique Sting

Posted on August 7, 2013 by Linda W. Yezak

Not long ago one of my local friends asked if my critique partners lived in town. “No,” I said, “they’re all out of rifle range.” Folks who read my Facebook page know the exact day that little exchange happened because … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged critique, critiquing, editing, fiction writing, novel writing, Writing | 18 Comments

Does the Critique Have Merit? II

Posted on May 2, 2012 by Linda W. Yezak

Pick a business, any business, and I can promise this will be true: There are those who know what they’re doing, and those who only think they know. The same is true in writing and editing. In Monday’s post about … Continue reading →