ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Getting feedback is an essential part of any writer's process, but it's freakin' scary!
Adam and Sammy continue their conversation from the previous episode, this time focusing on demystifying the process of getting feedback. Sammy emphasizes how important it is for writers to give feedback. She also reads her 2017 poem, Her Hunting Dogs Chase Off the Straights.
The Write Inspiration is presented by the Creative Writing Club at Full Sail University.
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