Sentences with phrase «thoughts about beta readers»

Sunday I posted some thoughts about beta readers, what they do — and don't do — and an author's responsibility regarding them.

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Emma Cunningham echoed my thought about giving beta readers some idea about the type of feedback we want.
If you're genuinely interested in improving your work, then listen to what your beta readers tell you, and remember that if they tell you that a particular aspect of your story just does not work, there's very likely a reason for that that you need to think about.
If you're self - publishing, looking for an agent, or submitting your manuscript to calls for submissions, then you may not have to think about such agreements, but you do need to trust your beta reader not to plagiarize, post spoilers online, or distribute copies of your manuscript.
Thinking you need beta readers is one of the deadliest myths that has come about in this new world.
Like I mentioned in my post last week about reader - character connections, we can ask our beta readers what they thought the story was about, or what the message of the -LSB-...]
It got me thinking about the differences between beta readers and editors and why a lot of writers think that they don't need an editor when they have beta readers.
Just think about how you can create situations that are win - win with your beta readers, and they'll promote your work every time.
Think about who your ideal reader is (age, gender, interests, favourite writers) and look for betas in this group.
Also, we can think about the feedback we've received (whether from beta readers, critique groups, or editors, etc..)
The beta readers have handed me a sizable chunk of comments that I'm thinking about, so a month, probably.
(Beta Read) I just posted a request for info about mentoring and I think I posted it to some poor readers comment.
Wondering what your thoughts are about using Scribophile or Critique Circle or others as beta readers?
Samsung is working on releasing the final build of Oreo sometime this month for beta testers, and while we wait for that to happen, we thought we'd ask you, our readers, about their opinion on the last Galaxy S8 Oreo beta (build number ZRA5).
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