A process where writers evaluate each other's work, providing constructive feedback to enhance writing quality.

A published collection of selected works from multiple authors, showcasing diverse voices and styles.

Working together with fellow writers to create, critique, and refine literary pieces, fostering a supportive community.

The process of revising and refining a written piece to improve clarity, coherence, and overall quality.

Guiding a writing workshop to ensure productive discussions, effective feedback, and participant engagement.

Helpful, specific critiques aimed at improving a writer's work while maintaining a supportive tone.

A network of writers who share experiences, feedback, and encouragement, enhancing individual and collective skills.

Techniques used to improve a draft through restructuring, rephrasing, and refining content.

A structured format for providing feedback, ensuring consistency and clarity in peer reviews.

A list of criteria writers use to evaluate their own work before peer review or submission.

The initial phase of writing where ideas are put into a structured format, subject to further revision.

A statement or question designed to inspire creative writing and stimulate ideas.

An analysis of a piece of writing, focusing on strengths and areas for improvement.

The process of making written works available to the public, often through print or digital formats.

A strategy outlining how to promote the anthology, including target audience and outreach methods.

A gathering to celebrate the release of the anthology, engaging participants and the writing community.

A strategy for sharing information among participants, ensuring clarity and cohesion during the workshop.

Exercises designed to foster relationships and collaboration among workshop participants.

Guidelines used to determine which pieces will be included in the anthology.

A review process ensuring that the anthology maintains a uniform style and tone across all contributions.

The ability to understand and manage one's own emotions and those of others, crucial for effective feedback.

A form of writing that expresses ideas and emotions through imaginative storytelling.

An author's unique way of expressing ideas, characterized by word choice, sentence structure, and tone.

A personal writing practice where participants assess their learning experiences and growth.

A schedule outlining the key milestones and deadlines for the anthology compilation process.

A collection of materials and references to support writing and editing efforts.