Critiques For Growth
by Dee Kyalo

You can tell a lot about a writer from their writing. It is almost as if through that article, a writer lets the readers into his/her mind and it's essential that they do to communicate their ideas effectively.

If you like to write then having someone peruse your work should be important to you. The critique circle is one such floor where you can submit your work and be critiqued.

Most new writers have plenty to learn and the circle offers that avenue. When a piece that you submit is analyzed and reviewed, you get to see what needs to be dropped, added, or tweaked to make the article as perfect as possible. This helps one grow in their writing. My personal favorite aspect is that paid editors regularly review the circle and provide critiques! Their reviews are in addition to critiques you might receive from other members like yourself. How cool is that?!

I think this is a great place to see how people that don't necessarily know you might receive your work. Since everyone in this circle is a writer, they appreciate the time and effort put in creating an article, and all comments are geared to helping us grow. I believe there is something we can all learn from each other. As a writer, if you keep an open mind, these critiques will be like ornaments of fine gold (Proverbs 25:12 KJV) to you.

There are hundreds of article to be read and I encourage you to create the discipline to visit the circle regularly to critique other people's work. One good deed deserves another; submit your pieces and you'll get critiques that will help your writing improve greatly.

Dee Kyalo is the author of Crushing Invisible Barriers and keeps a blog at http://deeredeemed.wordpress.com. She is married to Shem, and are parents to two children. Together they serve in the leadership of All Nations Breakthrough Church, Kansas where they live.

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