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⌈ Secret Post #2307 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Adventures in the Writer's Workshop + Question

[cassandraoftroy]

Would things go particularly badly for you if you started handing out honest criticism and feedback to some of these people, since they're so eager to try to tear down your work for being over their heads?

It's probably a good thing I'm not in this class, because one week I'd likely be tempted to do something like come in and say, "On a number of occasions, I've received criticism from you guys that the language I use in my writing is too complicated; I've taken that criticism on board, and come up with something a little different this week," and then proceed to read my "See Spot Run"-style story with tiny sentences and no word more than five letters long, intended as a pointed comment on the reading level of everyone else in the workshop. I assume none of them would get it, anyway.