What is your experience with creative writing groups?

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As a creative writing teacher, my experience with creative writing groups has been largely positive. The idea of putting a group of writers/aspiring writers with different interests and skills sets in a room together is quite beneficial. These groups offer a chance for everyone to write and read each...
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As a creative writing teacher, my experience with creative writing groups has been largely positive. The idea of putting a group of writers/aspiring writers with different interests and skills sets in a room together is quite beneficial. These groups offer a chance for everyone to write and read each others' work and give and receive feedback. read less
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