Hello,
I came across this awesome and really useful article regarding writing advice from
Novelty Revisions https://megdowell.com/.
We’ve all read writing advice but it isn’t always clear which to use and which to throw away. And who to take it from. This goes a long way to helping solve the problem. Here is the first part of the article:
‘How do you know if the writing advice you’re being given is worth listening to?
Does it matter if someone is a published author or not?
Who is “qualified” to give the best advice?
These are all tricky questions. So here are some of the types of advice you’ll generally get about writing, who they tend to come from, and how to apply them (if at all) to your own writing life.’
For the full article, click the link below the picture.
How you should interpret writing advice depends on who — or where — it comes from.
via The Types of Writing Advice You Should (and Shouldn’t) Take to Heart — Novelty Revisions
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