Dealing with Irate Authors

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Reads 8,273
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Parts 5
Time 35m

As a reviewer, I have a target on my back. Not everyone takes well to our comments. It's understandable. Some people can't handle hearing anything bad about their Mary Sue.  Criticism is hard to swallow, but some definitely do it better than others. I will be chronicling my interactions with authors as well as how they've improved their stories since we've last reviewed them. The purpose of these updates is to better teach me how to deal with angry authors as well as how I can improve the phrasing of our stories in the future. It'll also show you just what it's like to be on the receiving end of keyboard rage. 

Hopefully, just hopefully, this won't start a keyboard war.

-Trash_TanukiAll Rights Reserved

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