Whether you’re sharing in a group, asking a friend, or meeting a professional one-to-one, asking for feedback is a test of any writer’s mettle but there are ways to make the process less harrowing. Here are my six tips on getting it right.
Lisa Goll
Lisa Goll is chair of the London Writers’ Cafe (LWC), a creative writing group with a membership of more than 3,200 writers. When not writing or organising others at LWC, Lisa lends out her digital marketing skills to a variety of creative and business clients. LWC events take place all over the city and the group is free to join at: www.londonwriterscafe.co.uk.
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As a writer, active member and chair of the London Writers’ Cafe - one of the largest writing groups in the UK - Lisa Goll knows a thing or two about how to get the most from participating in a writing community. Here she shares her top tips on finding the group that’s right for you, what to expect on joining and how to survive the writing velociraptors.
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