Form a Critique Group — SF Peninsula — California Writers Club

Form a New Writing Critique Group

… where two or more writers share their work with each other on a regular basis to exchange feedback and improve their craft.

Information About Your Current Writing Critique Group

Membership

Yes, I'm a member of this branch.

Your Name

First Name

Last Name

Your Email

Your Phone Number

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Group Name

The name of the group you're forming.

Genre(s)

Add any genre restriction(s) your group has.

Group Size Limit

Enter a minimum and maximum number of participants you envision.

Open / Closed / Undecided

Tell us whether the group is open to accept new participants, closed (i.e., will not accept new participants at this time), or you are unsure at this time.

Potential Meeting Frequency, Starting Time, & Duration

Describe proposed meeting frequency, starting times in the day/night, and duration. E.g., once a month on a Friday, 7:00 pm, for 1.5 hours. E.g., weekly on weekends, starting time and duration open. (Note that the more restrictions you place, the more you limit others.)

PLACE

Virtual, In-Person or Hybrid.

Restrictions / Limitations

Enter any restrictions you will place on writers wishing to join you. (Restrictions obviously limit opportunities for attracting members, so be as flexible as you can.)

Potential Rules

E.g., must submit material in advance of group, may be asked to read material during meeting, all criticism must be delivered with a positive, constructive spirit, etc.

Approximate Starting Date

Proposed date you wish to start the group. (If now, enter today's date.)

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Please enter information about a new critique group you are forming. We will check our membership roster. If you are a member in good standing, we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Form a New Writing Critique Group

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