Sharing writing with others is an act of bravery. Few things bruise a writer faster than a harsh critique. Read how to be a good critique group partner.

We study plot and structure, pace and tension, character and dialogue, but how often do we think about how the reader is going to react to our story?

As hard as they are to receive, critiques are a necessary element to your growth as a writer. Follow Diana Stout's advice for using critiques in writing.

From start to finish, creating a book-length story is a lot of work. James Preston shares the When, Who, and What of feedback and ultimately, who is in charge.

No creative soul likes receiving negative feedback on their work—no matter what we might tell you. Uber-editor Tiffany Yates Martin shares tips for getting the constructive feedback you need.