I'm relatively new to this site (which I love by the way!) and may not be up on all of its feautures; but it seems to me that with mystery, as with all genres, a certain amount of familiarity is helpful when offereing critiques. For instance, I will not venture out of the mystery genre to critique say, a romance or sci-fi novel, since I am not familiar with the conventions of the genre or the requirements of the market.
I would be interested in identifying a group of "go to" mystery critters to whom writers of the genre could turn for advice and/or comment.
The "share your work" section of this site is great, and I have personally benefitted from the advice of a number of generous critters, but being able to turn to specialized writers/editors might provide added value.
Your thoughts?
I would be interested in identifying a group of "go to" mystery critters to whom writers of the genre could turn for advice and/or comment.
The "share your work" section of this site is great, and I have personally benefitted from the advice of a number of generous critters, but being able to turn to specialized writers/editors might provide added value.
Your thoughts?
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