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1. Statement of meaning by the group

2. Questions by the writer for the group

3. Questions by the group for the writer

4. Opinions

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Step 1: Statement of meaning

There’s nothing fancy about a statement of meaning. You just say what you found meaningful, evocative, startling, or exciting in the work. It’s not a general statement, it’s specific. It’s where or how the work “got” you, where you entered the world and it became real to you. Here’s some examples:

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Step 2: Questions from the writer

The writer asks, the group responds. This begins a dialogue that supports the writer in solving problems on her own.

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Step 3. Questions from the group members

The group asks, the writer answers. Sometimes what is perfectly obvious to the writer isn’t to anyone else. Now the writer gets to hear where he’s left the reader in the lurch.

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Step 4: Opinions