![]() ![]() You need to not get defensive about it, which is hard. You need to listen and look at what they are saying and why. You start by writing your story, but you need to have beta readers to critique your work. It isn’t that way at all, especially if you are self-publishing. From the outside looking in, it looks like you write your stories and clap your hands when you are finished. ![]() Well, this writing game isn’t what you think it is. What advice do you have for writer’s just starting out? Beta readers are invaluable and it’s difficult to find those that will be honest and pick your story apart. After I make those revisions I send it out for the final read. After I get their comments back, I make corrections/revisions and then send the book out again to 3-4 more beta readers. I will send out to the first round of about 3-4. I have about 10 people that are so kind as to help me with my stories. ![]() I run my books through 2-3 rounds of beta readers. The third and fourth books are both in varying levels of completion.ĭo you use test readers? If so, how many?Ībsolutely. Rydin the Storm Out, is the second book in the series and is just now coming back from beta readers. Dog Days of Summer, the first book just came out August 1st. ![]() I am currently engrossed in the Rolling Thunder Series. What project are you currently working on? It’s been my pleasure to get to know you better. Please give a warm welcome to PJ Fiala, author of Second Chances & Dog Days of Summer. Thank you for taking the time to visit with us. ![]()
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