Liz’s answer to “Liz, when you have to rate a fellow romance author's book, do you have to give it 5 stars? Or would…” > Likes and Comments
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That's a very diplomatic answer. Thanks for answering all my questions, Liz!
But true. Constructive feedback helps because you know why someone doesn't like a book, but you can't please everyone and if a book disappointed me I suck it up.
Do writers feel the heat of a deadline? When I read some books, I feel the end is rushed, and all plots are tied off in one page. When I read such books, I feel like the writer was not allowed to finish the book they way they intended to. Am I right in thinking this? Please do not mind me asking so many questions but I often wonder what writers undergo when they are writing a book.
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Apr 03, 2016 08:45AM
That's a very diplomatic answer. Thanks for answering all my questions, Liz!
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But true. Constructive feedback helps because you know why someone doesn't like a book, but you can't please everyone and if a book disappointed me I suck it up.
Do writers feel the heat of a deadline? When I read some books, I feel the end is rushed, and all plots are tied off in one page. When I read such books, I feel like the writer was not allowed to finish the book they way they intended to. Am I right in thinking this? Please do not mind me asking so many questions but I often wonder what writers undergo when they are writing a book.
