A Word on Reviews
Sarah
plungy116 at aol.com
Thu Jun 9 09:46:43 UTC 2005
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "shanti_50130"
<seuferer at n...> wrote:
The reason I personally feel so strongly about reviews is because I
> am currently in the process of writing a very lengthy WIP myself.
> Every chapter represents literally /*HOURS*/ of work on my part,
the
> time and effort of my beta-reader, then the time to re-edit after
> she has made her corrections and suggestions. I put all that time
> and effort into the chapter, post it, and if I am really, really
> lucky, I'll get two to three reviews on the chapter on each of the
> sites to which I post.
Someone recently pointed out I'd
> misspelled 'Shirlock Holmes' (I'd put Sherlock) and I fixed it
right
> away.
I've got a couple of things to say on this
1) I am currently writing a WIP, which I have never done before, but
it is all-consuming. ALL my spare time is taken up writing, editing
and reading what I've done. I think I want to post it - I'm not
sure. I might struggle with negative reviews (I have a very fragile
ego at times). Where can I find a good beta-reader? I know where my
story is going, and I know the characters inside out, but I think I
need a beta-reader to make sure I'm not taking too much for granted.
2)Isn't Sherlock Holmes the correct spelling?
Sarah xx
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