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Feedback, by Terry Freedman

Feedback, by Terry Freedman

Feedback on my recent blogging course

August 4, 2025

Only one person left a comment. Still, quality not quantity, that’s what I say. He or she said:

“Really enjoyed the course would definitely be interested in your 11 week course on writing.”
— Anon

The course this person referred to is this one:

The 60 Minute Writer
Feedback from the 60 Minute Writer course

The course was excellent. Terry created a safe space for us to share our writing. I felt he managed to pack a lot in such a short course and I have learnt a lot from it. I wish the course was longer and I would love to have continued studying with Terry. I hope he will be back on schedule soon!

The quality of Terry's teaching, resources, feedback and suggested reading exceeded my already high expectations for the course. I thoroughly enjoyed every session, was grateful for the encouragement to work on my writing between sessions, and was delighted and impressed to have received constructive and helpful feedback on every piece I submitted.

Supportive and encouraging. Terry held a safe space making it easy to share creative writing. I appreciated his feedback.

Such wonderful dedication and personal attention.

If you’re interested in my Writing for Blogs course, I’m running an online one over two evenings in November:

Writing for blogs

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