Week 8 Comments and Feedback

I enjoy reading the critiques that I receive from my stories. I like improving myself whenever I can, so to get other perspectives is crucial.I believe that I am giving others good feedback. I hope that they receive the same level of critique that they give or better. I am continuously intrigued by the creativity of my peers. I will put more critiques in my comments and fewer thoughts about the subject matter that may not be helpful.

I chose this image because I am not as comfortable with creative writing like I was in high school. I believe that I limit myself sometimes because of this.


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