<p>I’ve spoken before on the value of feedback, and in particular provided by those of a well-established writers group.& One of the statements made at our last night’s meeting bears pointing out. </p> <p> “I want to know why...” </p> <p> Now this comment in our particular group of experienced readers and writers brings it to a higher level of meaning, but it still can take two directions; one good, one not-so-good. However, its highest value in either case is in the learning of reader perception above its secondary question of plot. </p>

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