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Writers!
One thing I've learned from reading manuscripts is that every writer has a different strength.
Some write unforgettable dialogue. Some build incredible worlds. Some know exactly how to make a reader feel something.
What's the part of writing that comes most naturally to you?
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Writers
What's one thing in your favorite book that would make you immediately stop reading if it happened in real life?
I'll go first: "If he growled possessively and called me 'little one,' I'd be filing a restraining order, not falling in love."
Drop your answer below. I'm genuinely curious how many fictional tropes we'd actually survive in reality.
Writers/Authors
Realizing you asked the wrong questions during a beta read is a huge milestone! 💡
Authors: If you could re-do your first beta read, what’s the ONE question you wish you’d asked? Where they got bored, confused, or fell in love?
Drop it below! 👇
Writers/Authors
Opinion: The scariest part of writing isn't starting Chapter 1. It’s deciding what to do 5 minutes after you finish the first draft.
Do you lock it away to cool off, attack it with a red pen instantly, or pass the torch to brave beta readers?
Let me know how you handle that post-draft phase!
Authors!
Hey writers! Once you type "The End" on a first draft, what’s your immediate next step?
Diving straight into a self-edit? 📝
Stepping away to let it breathe? ☕
Sending it out to beta readers? 📚
I'm curious. What does your post-draft routine look like? 👇
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Authors!
Do you prefer a sleek, ultra-minimalist author website, or a chaotic 2000s-style blog layout with custom music players and book trivia pages?
Authors!
Handing your manuscript over to a beta reader for the first time is a massive milestone. But it can feel terrifying.
What was your experience like when looking for a beta reader? Rank the nerves below:
Found a perfect match right away! 🙌
Anxious, but it turned out amazing. ☕
Absolute panic. Stared at the "send" button for hours. 🤯
Authors!
What's your current WIP?
Every manuscript reaches a point where a fresh set of eyes makes all the difference. Honest, thoughtful feedback can reveal what's working, what's unclear, and where the story shines.
What are you writing, and what stage is your manuscript in?
Authors
What's one piece of feedback you've received that made you see your manuscript in a completely different way?
I'd love to hear the story behind it.
Authors
If you could have one beta reader focus on only one aspect of your manuscript, what would you choose?
Pacing Dialogue Characters Worldbuilding Plot Emotional impact
Or something else?
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Hello love, author of "Greater Monster Amongst Monsters" here, about your proposal that you've mentioned, it has piqued my interest, mind explaining it a bit more?
Hello! Thanks for reaching out.
What I meant is that I'd approach your manuscript as a reader first and a beta reader second. While reading, I'd keep track of where I felt hooked, where my attention drifted, where I got confused, and whether the pacing, character decisions, and emotional beats were landing as intended.
Since you mentioned wanting honest feedback, I wouldn't sugarcoat anything. If a scene drags, I'd tell you. If something doesn't make sense, I'd point it out. If a character feels off, I'd explain why. I'd also highlight the parts that work particularly well so you know what's resonating with readers.
My goal isn't to rewrite the story for you, but to show you how the story is actually landing with a fresh set of eyes. Out of curiosity, what's the genre and current word count of Greater Monster Amongst Monsters?
Authors
What's one thing in your favorite book that would make you immediately stop reading if it happened in real life?
I'll go first: "If he growled possessively and called me 'little one,' I'd be filing a restraining order, not falling in love."
Drop your answer below. I'm genuinely curious how many fictional tropes we'd actually survive in reality.
Authors
If you could get completely honest feedback on just ONE aspect of your manuscript, what would you choose?
Characters? Pacing? Dialogue? Worldbuilding? Plot twists?
Why that one?
Authors, if you could choose one focus for a beta reader, what would it be? Worldbuilding, pacing, character development, plot holes, or reader reaction? As a beta reader, I see how differently writers prioritize these areas, and I’d love to hear your take.
Readers are looking for you. Are you there?
An author website is your 24/7 storefront. It ensures that whenever a reader discovers your work, your books, series, and buying links are always just one click away.
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What’s harder for you as a writer right now?
Plotting the story or making the story feel like it flows the way you imagined it?
If you could get detailed feedback on just one aspect of your manuscript today, what would it be: pacing, characters, dialogue, plot, worldbuilding, or something else?