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    <title>Avoiding the Pitfalls of Feedback as a Writer</title>
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<p>I ran across this post about how <a href="http://frootbat31.wordpress.com/2011/03/20/the-importance-of-feedback/">important feedback is to a writer,</a> by the pseudonymous &ldquo;Frootbat31&rdquo; on her blog <em>A Writer&rsquo;s Journey</em>. She makes four stimulating points regarding criticism, and how to manage it as a writer.</p>
<p>As someone who&rsquo;s gone through a career cycle of first seeking feedback (as a beginner), then trying to distinguish criticism from critique, growing to loathe feedback of any sort, and finally appreciating thought-provoking feedback&hellip; Here are some of my comments on the topic, for whatever they&rsquo;re worth.</p>]]></description>
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