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Critique: What do you write? Where has your work appeared? Maney: Killing Time Killing Time is made of. My fiction has appeared in many magazines, including Troika Western Humanites Review American Fiction Quarterly West Confrontation , and The B ridge AWP Chronicle Sudden Fiction Sudden Fiction International The Best of the West , and most recently with Tom Hazuka, A Celestial Omnibus: Short Fiction on Faith. Critique: Where can readers obtain your books? Maney: Sudden Fiction and Sudden Fiction International have become standard textbooks for creative writing classes and can be purchased nearly anywhere. A Celestial Omnibus: Short Fiction on Faith Critique: Do you have a website? Maney: Critique: What are some of your other interests? Maney: Critique: Do you write full-time?

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43. Critters Writers' Workshop An internetbased critique group for professional (or professionally aspiring) writers of science Category Arts Writers Resources Workshops and Courses Fiction...... Here are many articles on how to critique, where to find markets, links to otherSF/F/H research info, interviews with writers about writing, and other such http://www.critters.org/

Critters TM Workshop Founded 1995 Members: ~3,000 ~ Over 100,000 critiques served ~ Click Here - Don't Let them Stop Space Exploration! If I were shopping for a workshop, I'd give Critters a close look. James Patrick Kelly, Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine Well run and quite stable Writer's Digest Magazine What is the Critters Workshop? Critters is an on-line workshop/critique group for serious writers of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror. Want to know more? A more detailed description is here . Here is a brief description of what it's like to send a manuscript through the workshop, including some sample critiques, and here are what some of our members think about Critters. Here are the "rules" of the group, i.e., how we ensure that people participate. Details on our program for rapidly critiquing whole novels are here Here are the format guidelines for submissions. You can meet the Critter Captain in here Everyone is welcome to join in our newsgroups , where you can meet some of our members face to face and discuss writing, the group itself, etc. The Frequently Asked Questions are here , and a map/guide to the whole site is here Want to join?

44. Internet SF/F/H Writing Workshops Internet SF/F/H writing Workshops. Name Critters Workshop URL http//www.critique.org/users/crittersEmail critters@critique.org Genres SF/F/H Established http://www.critters.org/eworkshops.html

Internet SF/F/H Writing Workshops Here is a list of known electronic workshops on the Internet that handle SF/F/H. If you know of or run one you'd like to add, just email me the data for it. Name: Critters Workshop URL: http://www.critique.org/users/critters Email: critters@critique.org Genres: SF/F/H Established: Synopsis of membership requirements: Anyone can join, but to get your own work critiqued you must be in good standing with respect to # of critiques you've sent in. "Good standing" is doing roughly one critique a month. Voting SFFWA/HWA members (aka "professional SF/Horror writers") are only required to do one critique a month. Special provisions to handle novels quickly. Number of members: Max # members: none Has pro writers among members: Yes Ballpark time from submission of ms. to when it gets reviewed: 3-4 weeks (1 week for pro authors) Ballpark number of critiques you'll receive: Name: URL: http://delrey.onlinewritingworkshop.com Email: support@delrey.onlinewritingworkshop.com Genres: Established: Synopsis of membership requirements: Valid e-mail address, agreement with member terms

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Home Student Resources Critical Reading and Critique Writing/Critical Thinking Activities ... Activity 3 Writing/Critical Thinking Activities Activity 3 Answer each of the questions below in the space that follows. Can you disagree with an author's view and still evaluate the presentation of his argument fairly? Why or why not? Read "How Wal-Mart Will Kill Mom and Pop on the Web." Write a short critique of this article. Read a few of the TalkBack responses concerning Wal-Mart (located at the bottom of "How Wal-Mart Will Kill Mom and Pop on the Web" article). Pick a response with which you disagree and write a short critique of that person's argument. Pearson Education, publishing as Longman Publishers.

46. Flash Fiction Flash Fiction Online Workshop for serious writers of flash fiction (sudden, fast, micro, postcard fiction). Submit one manuscript each month and critique 4 to stay active. http://home.att.net/~p.casto

Writing Workshop Flash Fiction Writing Workshop Mission Flash Fiction! Sudden Fiction! Micro Fiction! Postcard Fiction! Administrator: Pamelyn Casto The Flash Fiction Writing Workshop (free)is for serious writers of short short pieces (beginner to more advanced, but serious). All members share one goalto improve in the craft of writing. The length limit for pieces submitted for critique is around 500 words, more or less, but nothing over 1,000 words. Participation is mandatory . The minimum requirements to remain in the workshop are to submit one piece of your own each month and do four critiques for others. Those who are not able to meet these minimum requirements will be unsubscribed. We have no upper limit, however, on the number of critiques you can do for others. The more you do the more you learn about writing (by trying hard to understand and express what makes a piece effective or not effective). In addition to critiquing each other's work, we will also discuss writing theory, try exercises, share markets, and share our publishing successes. You must be over 18 to join and must use your real name (no aliases or pseudonyms allowed).

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Home Student Resources Critical Reading and Critique Writing/Critical Thinking Activities ... Activity 1 Writing/Critical Thinking Activities Activity 1 Read "Broken Ranks" Answer the following questions using complete sentences: Who are the authors, and what is the title of the article? What is the article's main argument? Summarize the article's main points. Discuss the authors' purpose in writing the article. Assess the validity of the article. Follow the links on the authors' names to read about their backgrounds. Do their backgrounds affect the validity of their argument in any way? Respond to the authors' views. Do you agree or disagree with their views? Discuss your reasons. State your conclusions about the validity of the piece. Were the authors successful in achieving their purpose? Did they omit important information? Did they make claims that they did not support with evidence? Using your answers to the questions above, write a critique of this article. Pearson Education, publishing as Longman Publishers.

48. Texas A&M University Writing Center writing Center Dr. Valerie Balester. writing a critique. A critiqueis a formalized, critical reading of a passage. It is also a http://uwc.tamu.edu/handouts/writing/wrcritique.html

Handouts Writing Specifics Analyzing General Literature Analyzing Plays ... Dr. Valerie Balester Writing a Critique A critique is a formalized, critical reading of a passage. It is also a personal response to that reading, but it is more than just saying you liked a book or you thought an article was great. Your goal in writing a critique is to turn your critical reading into a systematic evaluation in order to deepen your reader's (and your own) understanding of that passage. You should determine what an author says, how well the points are made, what assumptions underlie the argument, what issues are overlooked, and what implications can be drawn from such an analysis. Critiques should include a fair and accurate summary of the passage, and they also should include a statement of your own assumptions. Introduction : Introduce both the passage under analysis and the author. State the author's main argument and the point(s) you intend to make about it. Provide background material to help your readers understand the relevance or appeal of the passage. This background material might include one or more of the following: an explanation of why the subject is of current interest; a reference to a possible controversy surrounding the subject of the passage or the passage itself; biographical information about the author; an account of the circumstances under which the passage was written; or a reference to the intended audience of the passage. Summary : Summarize the author's main points, making sure to state the author's purpose for writing. (See handout "Writing a Summary.")

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51. Fiction Manuscript Editing Services By Bristol Services Professional fiction editing writing assistance with complete confidentiality. We provide indepth manuscript critique with market analysis and copy editing. http://bristolservicesintl.com

Manuscript Editing Services Your Writing Resource for: Personalized editing services Fiction is our Speciality! Up-front (and reasonable) fees! FREE online writing tips January 2003 writing competition list of winners! Specialized copy editing and proofreading Fiction, nonfiction, medical texts, dissertations, thesis papers, screenplay scripts Web Design specialty web pages for writers, artists and craftsmen. Contact us for details Since 1985 we have provided fiction manuscript editing, critiques, proofreading, writing assistance and editing guidance to authors around the world. Our Web site has offered authors free information on writing techniques since 1994. A few recent accomplishments from our clients are listed below. Congratulations to: Joli Allen of Half Moon Bay, California who won First Place Overall in Bristol Services latest writing competition for her tale of an alien girl seeking to make earth friends! She also has several articles accepted for publication this year and a children’s story that will appear on tape for the juvenile market. She says that growing up as an Air Force brat she learned first hand about adapting to new environments and making new friends. “My family moved every year. As a kid I loved travelling. It gave me a deep sense of how we all are connected and basically the same no matter how varied or ‘alien’ our cultural outlook is on life.” Bob Moseley of Shelton, Connecticut, for winning First Place in Stories for Children in Bristol Services latest writing competition! Bob has been a professional writer and editor with newspapers and magazines for 25 years, in which time he's been honored with New England writing awards from Associated Press and UPI. He's had stories printed in The New York Times and Sports Illustrated. This is his first attempt at a children's book. "I've written mostly sports, and I wanted to try something different," Moseley says. "I wanted to combine my love of animals and nature with a message to kids."

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LSA Department Homepage Madison Area Classes Online Learning Independent Learning ... About other writing programs Writing Critique Services Agents, editors, and producers will tell you all the time: Get your material critiqued first before sending it out. The writing faculty at the Department of Liberal Studies and the Arts are here to help. We coach and critique a variety of writers, including novelists, screenwriters, poets, short story writers, feature article writers, newsletter editors and designers, and authors of nonfiction books or proposals. We also help you find the answers to your writing and marketing questions, from beginner basics to advanced topics, including how to go about finding an agent or getting read by a producer, or how to rewrite with more confidence, or what to do next when you're handed a contract. Fees vary according to your needs and the length of the material. Please contact us first before sending material. Contacting us for quick advice on a burning question is always FREE. We critique via email and telephone, fax, or mail.

53. Resume Writing Critique Accent Résumé writing. Résumé writing critique. This sectionis intended to assist you in critically analyzing your résumé. http://www.accent-resume-writing.com/critiques/

Home Résumé Writing Tips Résumé Examples ... Log In Accent Résumé Writing Résumé Writing Critique This section is intended to assist you in critically analyzing your résumé. Review our 6 typical résumé writing mistakes Look at résumés with comments critiquing individual components of each résumé; and Use the Résumé Examples to develop a résumé that will get you interviews. Six Typical Résumé Writing Mistakes People summarize, water-down, and oversimplify their responsibilities and accomplishments. The result is the potential employer thinks "this person is lazy and doesn't do very much" People write about themselves creating an autobiographical document. The résumé should be an advertisement addressing the needs of the potential employer reading the résumé. The employer should be thinking "wow, this person has exactly what I am looking for" as they read the résumé. People use hard to read and confusing formats. A potential employer will spend approximately 20 seconds scanning each of the 50-100 résumés in front of them. An an easy-to-read format enables them to read your whole résumé in that 20 seconds. People provide more detail and depth in the job descriptions of older jobs than their present job.

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56. Jewish Writing Agencies Jewish writing critique Of The Week How does Criteek of the Wiquework? Each Sunday, a subscriber posts an article in progress to http://www.geocities.com/jewishwriting/site/2Critique.html

How does Criteek of the Wique work? Each Sunday, a subscriber posts an article in progress to Jewish Writing to a special site . The article should be only a few hundred words long and meet our rules for posting , so that the other subscribers will be able to read it in its entirety without difficulty. It should be based on the checklist of critiquing issues. In addition, please keep in mind that the articles to be critiqued must have Jewish content and they must relate to mainstream Jewish topics (after all, the name of this forum is Jewish Writing Please note that your article will not be posted or distributed to the entire subscription base of the Jewish Writing forum. Your posting to Jewish Writing should introduce us to your article in a sentence or two. It should include the intended age, audience, level, and any other background information that may be relevant. Other guidelines are listed in the Rules section. We will post and discuss only one new article per week. Let the moderator know that you want to post an article. He will schedule the date so that it doesn’t conflict with articles from other subscribers.

57. Kreative Kritique A manuscript critique business where positive hope, encouragement, and honesty is utilized to assist the writer in achieving his/her ultimate writing potential. http://kreativekritique.tripod.com/kreativekritique.html

58. Jewish Writing - How To Submit A Critique Our Jewish writing group features a COW – Criteek of the Wique. Most subscriberswould probably like to know how to prepare that critique. http://www.geocities.com/jewishwriting/site/7HowToSubmit.html

Our Jewish Writing group features a COW – Criteek of the Wique . Every week subscribers will have the pleasure of evaluating a fellow subscribers’ brief article. Most subscribers would probably like to know how to prepare that critique. The following guidelines will be helpful. They should be used in conjunction with our general description of critiquing, our guidelines , and our rules for posting Present your constructive criticism in a nice, respectful, pleasant, and courteous manner. Do not argue with or insult the writer or other Jewish Writing subscribers. Determine whether the article answers the following questions: Does the article relate to a mainstream Jewish topic? Does the entire article focus on a single issue? Is it presented clearly near the beginning? If not, can you understand the purpose from the text? Is the audience for the article stated clearly? If not, can you understand the intended audience from the text? Does the article distinguish between American and British English? Can you list some specific aspects of the article that were written particularly well? Does the writer present a worthwhile contribution to Jewish literature Can you follow the writer’s argument?

59. Short Story Writers - Writers, Poets Critique Group For Short Story Writing And Short Story Writers Group a writers' critique group for short story and poetry writing with writing resources and writing excercises for writers of all levels http://www.shortstorygroup.co.uk/

SSG The Short Story Group Welcome to the Short Story Group. An international community of writers - All levels of ability - Published and unpublished Cost of Membership a willingness to work together to share and exchange ideas, critique each others' work. Membership Qualification A desire to develop your writing skills through participation in a friendly community of people with a common interest. For more details about the group please visit the information page. Come and join us To join all you need to do is complete a short form, advise us of you email address and tell us a bit about yourself.

60. Guidelines For Writing A Dance Critique Guidelines for writing a Dance critique follow this guide for thelong critique Do some background research on the artist Get an http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~marchant/critguidelines.htm

Guidelines for Writing a Dance Critique follow this guide for the long critique Do some background research on the artist Get an expanded picture of their historical context, their personal history, their philosophy and an idea of what makes them unique or significant as an artist in modern dance. This will help you to frame your experience and give you a larger context for understanding. Be cogent . You only have 4 pages, use them as efficiently as possible. A brief ? page intro paragraph to establish your "thesis" should be sufficient. Save the majority of your page space for the body of your analysis. Narrow your thesis . Do not write a summary of every dance in the concert. Limit your writing to only the most important material. After seeing the concert, you may find that one or two works, or something about the style of the choreographer in general is most interesting, evocative, provocative, intriguing, etc.—this is where you should center your writing. What interested you most? What made you feel the most? What made you most want to get up and move? These sorts of places will make the assignment more interesting for you to write, and more interesting for me to read. What to look for . While you watch the concert, it may be helpful to be aware of several possible issues on which you might focus your paper.

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