Wrote a chapter and want to know how the reader will perceive it? Waiting for a beta reader for weeks is not the only way.

🎚LitCritic has a solution to this problem!

One of the features on the site is beta reading, which gives detailed feedback in ~2 minutes.

βž–What exactly does beta reading analyze:

1️⃣GENERAL IMPRESSIONS β€” "What is this story about?"

Story overviewβ€”a brief summary of the plot, key twists, logic of development
Heart of the storyβ€”main theme, idea
Charactersβ€”who they are, why they are needed, how they change, whether they evoke empathy or irritation

2️⃣READER EXPERIENCE β€” "How did I feel while reading?"

First impressionβ€”does the beginning grab you? Is there a hook?
Feelings while readingβ€”boring, tense, touching, confusing?
Pacingβ€”where do you want to slow down, and where to skip? Where does the rhythm break?


3️⃣READER OPINION β€” "What stood out? What caused a reaction?"

Outstanding episodesβ€”scenes that hook, shock, touch
Quotesβ€”phrases that can be used in advertising, social media, cover
Original elementsβ€”unique twists, world, dialogues, concepts
ClichΓ©d momentsβ€”stamps, clichΓ©s, predictable twists so you can rethink them


4️⃣MARKETING IDEAS β€” "Who will read this book and how to sell it?"

Title ideasβ€”options that better reflect the essence, genre, mood
Target audienceβ€”who are your readers? Age, interests, preferences
Comparison with analoguesβ€”how are you similar to successful books in the genreβ€”and how are you different?

5️⃣And of course, each of these blocks is a comprehensive analysis module, including many specialized functions for detailed refinement of your work.

βž–As a result of the analysis, you receive a structured report. Only specifics: where the reader will get bored, where they will get confused, and how to fix it!


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