A critique partner is someone you exchange works with, and edit each other's stuff until both of you get papers bleeding with red ink all over. (it's not a professional edit. This happens before beta readers and editing.)
WHAT KIND OF CRITIQUE PARTNERS TO LOOK FOR
1. A writer
2. Not an Idiot
3. Someone Reliable
4. Exchange Manuscripts
5. Find Someone on Your Own Writing Level
6. You are Allowed to Have More than One.
* for me, I have three. Two friends from my school. (we all three rotate in editing each other's stuff.) and then I have one from my church.
*If you have more two, try to get at least one male, and one female. Cause boys and girls both read books differently. (I have two girls and one boy.)
YOU ARE READING
Writing Tips to Help Write Stories People Will Love
Randomtips to help you become a more successful writer. Some of these are ones I've gotten from a youtuber, Jenna Moreci. If you ever want to, check out her stuff cause she is a full time writer and very good when it comes to writing tips.
