Hello #WritingCommunity and #WriteHive and #RevPit people in particular! It& #39;s about this time that people start stressing. "Wait, you all have CPs? What is a CP? How do I get one? Do I need one?"

Here& #39;s the thing. A critique partner (CP) is a relationship. You don& #39;t generally jump right into it. The relationship is allowed to change.
Start off with looking for beta readers (and being a beta reader!) Trade just the first 5 pages, or just the 1st chapter. NOT THE WHOLE MS!

If you are a good fit for each other with writing and critiquing styles, becoming CPs comes naturally. But you can& #39;t force it.
So: don& #39;t look for a CP. Look for beta readers. Look for a relationship, a give and take. Push each other to continue to improve.
Cheer with each other!

Ok but how do you find more beta readers? You& #39;re in luck! There& #39;s tons of potential people to trade with all around you! You can also browse and use the #CPMatch hashtag.

Oh and also, I& #39;ve been scheming.

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And I have a surprise for you.

Check it out!

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uZSEGY6RNBrjV7fYxAQSMJprT76297EAmhOJQ7MTl7E/edit?usp=sharing

Note">https://docs.google.com/spreadshe... there are two sheets: one for writers and another for people who just want to read and give feedback. Use the form on the appropriate sheet to add your information.

Be respectful. Be kind.

And have a blast!