Do we judge women writers differently? 👩🏼 (from 2018)

Female writers. Lots of us out there. I'm just wondering if many women writers are conscious of whether or not their book comes across as being too feminine? Do women worry about covers that look too girly, or do they avoid topics that suggest wedding bells, hearts, and flowers? Is there a concern about making the male characters 'too soft' or not making their female characters strong enough? Do women writers worry that they aren't taken as seriously as men in the writing world?

This video was originally posted on YouTube on September 9, 2018.

Check out the corresponding blog -https://mimaonfire.blogspot.com/2018/09/do-we-judge-women-writers-differently.html?zx=e0bb3487ff565c86

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