How to Find Critique Partners
For Genre Fiction Writers, So You Can Improve Your Writing + Grow as a Writer
Enroll in Course"Thank you Beth and Ezra! The information you shared is very helpful. I learned a lot! I appreciate both the succinctness of the presentations you offer via outlining and reviewing objectives, and your professional yet upbeat style of delivering your material!"
- Mary Van Everbroeck, fiction and nonfiction writer
Special Webinar Training!
Ezra and I have been in critique groups and had critique partners for 20+ years and credit them as part of our success at staying the course as writers. (More specifically, Ezra's been in critique groups for about 28 years; I joined my first one 19 years ago. And, Ezra and I met in that critique group.)
Having a critique partner and/or participating in a critique group can help you:
-- get your writing done
-- improve your writing
-- expand your knowledge
-- stay the course when you feel like giving up
In this special bonus training, Ezra and I go over:
-- how to find critique partners and a critique group
-- what to look for in a good group and partners
-- how to screen for people who would be a good fit
-- best practices for being a participant
-- how to handle difficult situations
This training includes:
-- Training webinar
-- Slides
-- FAQ
-- Checklist for Your Criteria for a Critique Partner
Your Instructor
The Instructor
This course is offered by me, Beth Barany, certified creativity coach for writers, writing teacher and workshop leader, and novelist. I walk the talk.
I'm an award-winning, best-selling novelist in YA fantasy and paranormal romance, who has worked with hundreds of authors to help them get their books written, polished, and published to the delight of their readers. I'm passionate about writing, story telling, and guiding you to achieve your dreams.
I'm also the author of books for writers, including Plan Your Novel Like A Pro, cowritten with my husband, thriller writer Ezra Barany.