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Ask an Editor: Where Can I Find a Critique Group?

20 Wednesday Jun 2018

Posted by Christine Van Zandt, up next: HOT DOG!, LEVER, and COG in Ask an Editor, Critique Day

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“Ask an Editor” is a forum wherein SCBWI members submit questions that are answered as part of our quarterly Kite Tales blog.

Dear Editor – I think my YA novel is finished but would like to show it to other people for feedback. Where can I find a critique group?
—Effie, Culver City Continue reading →

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