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What should an author do when top book editors give completely different advice about the same chapters? A writer I know recently received feedback where one editor wanted a slower opening, while another thought the pacing was already too slow. How can writers separate useful criticism from personal preference? Which questions help reveal whether feedback is based on genre expectations, reader behavior, or the editor’s own style?
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