Comments on: The joys of critical feedback http://myplaceoryours.org.uk/jo-bell/the-joys-of-critical-feedback/ My Place or Yours is a new kind of writer residency across five regions of England, in real and virtual spaces, exploring the theme of place. Take a moment to wander round and make it your place. We’d love to hear from you. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:20:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Charlie Jordan http://myplaceoryours.org.uk/jo-bell/the-joys-of-critical-feedback/comment-page-1/#comment-2139 Charlie Jordan Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:47:40 +0000 http://myplaceoryours.org.uk/?p=1138#comment-2139 Top blog! Not just grovelling for brownie points from my mentor either:) Good reminder as I got so much out of Litup in the same two ways - seeing things I loved and one show that left me unmoved and working out the criteria is all part of our own journey and taste enhancing. To be exposed to so many different shows in one day is exhausting and a privilege at the same time, and thanx Jo for the reminder that even if something hasn't quite hit the mark for us - it's someone's blood, sweat and words out there on the page or stage, so we must respect their process and endeavour even if ultimately it's not something that moved us. That someone found the time and energy to get something done rather than just procrastinate is an achievement in itself. Top blog! Not just grovelling for brownie points from my mentor either:) Good reminder as I got so much out of Litup in the same two ways – seeing things I loved and one show that left me unmoved and working out the criteria is all part of our own journey and taste enhancing. To be exposed to so many different shows in one day is exhausting and a privilege at the same time, and thanx Jo for the reminder that even if something hasn’t quite hit the mark for us – it’s someone’s blood, sweat and words out there on the page or stage, so we must respect their process and endeavour even if ultimately it’s not something that moved us. That someone found the time and energy to get something done rather than just procrastinate is an achievement in itself.

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