The Top Seven Reasons to Crit Lit
Carefully critiquing writings makes you a better writer. Carefully critiquing writings makes you a better reader, so you'll get more out of your readings. Being a better reader and getting more out of your reading is good for your grade in English classes and makes you sound smarter when discussing literature. The more critique you give, the more you get, even from people you haven’t critiqued. I don’t know why this seems to work, but it does. As long as you’re not downright rude and can back up what you say, you can tear into a person’s work—and etiquette dictates they thank you! Internet prestige! Prizes! We don't have a lot of entries, which means more chances of you winning something!How to Crit:
Read a piece of writing.
Give your opinion on what you think is good about the piece, what you think is bad about the piece, and why.
Easier than pi!
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I want to learn and do so better with a hard copy to refer too.
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