In the Critique Coop: Karen read Chapter 1 and 2 of her new cozy mystery, TEA IS FOR TROUBLE. Sherry read the Query Letter, 1-page Synopsis, and 3-page Synopsis for her cozy mystery, TIME'S UP FOR FATHER TIME.
In the Critique Coop: Jill read Chapter 1 of her historical fiction, RACHEL & THE TROUBLED HOUSE OF LABAN. Leslie read Memoir Book 1, chapters 3–4 of her upmarket literary fiction, GHOST DOG.
In the Critique Coop: Lisa read Chapters 10–11 of her mystery/psychological suspense, ROUNDABOUT. Michaele read Submission 6 of her upmarket literary fiction, NOBODY'S DAUGHTER.
In the Critique Coop: Karen read Chapter 6 of her cozy mystery, OLD FASHIONED MURDER. Nancy read Chapter 15 Kylie Rewrite of her literary fiction, LIBERTY'S DIARY.
In the Critique Coop: Leslie read Book 1 chapters 1–2 of her upmarket literary fiction, GHOST DOG. Sherry read chapter 7 S2 cont.–8 S1 of her cozy mystery, TIME'S UP FOR FATHER TIME.
In the Critique Coop: Lisa read chapters 8–9 of her mystery/psychological suspense, ROUNDABOUT. Michaele read submission 5 of her upmarket literary fiction, NOBODY'S DAUGHTER.
In the Critique Coop: Karen read chapter 5 of her cozy mystery, OLD FASHIONED MURDER. Nancy read chapters 15–16 of her literary fiction, LIBERTY'S DIARY. Potential new member, Jill V. attended the second of two prerequisite meetings.
In the Critique Coop: Sherry read chapters 6–7 S1–S2 partial of her cozy mystery TIME'S UP FOR FATHER TIME. Nancy read chapters 13–14 of her literary fiction, LIBERTY'S DIARY. Potential new member, Jill V. attended the first of two prerequisite meetings.
In the Critique Coop: Lisa read a flash fiction story, JERRY'S MOUNTAIN CABIN. and chapters 6 continued—7 of her mystery/psychological suspense, ROUNDABOUT. Michaele read the 4th submission of her literary upmarket fiction, NOBODY'S DAUGHTER.
Chick Crits is a fiction critique group supporting authors writing women’s fiction in any of the following genres: chick lit, historical, humor, literary, mystery, romance, suspense, thriller, and upmarket. The group is project-oriented for authors who are writing a novel intended for traditional publication.