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 Alan
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Writer • Copyeditor • Web
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"The voice heard vanishes, the
letter written remains"
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Fiction
A forum where writers who enjoy the fantasy and adventure genres can meet, get tips, and have their work critiqued by other lovers of the genres.
Practical advice to new writers of science fiction and other genres as well.
The place for All Game Guide writers to hang out, discuss our favorite games, contribute to the database, and earn extra income.
An online community for writers and readers of speculative fiction. Mailing lists, forums and other resources for various genre of fiction writers.
Insight into writing and working at non-artist jobs in animation from someone in the biz. Archive of articles.
Online forum and message board for fiction writers. Support, advice, and constructive criticism. Includes a calendar for upcoming events and competitions.
Writers tutorial, email list and articles. Created by Amy Kay Watson.
Forum for writers to role play.
Resource for aspiring and published CT authors to network and promote their work at regional book events.
For writers interested in creating living, breathing and dynamic characters.
An on-line workshop and critique group for serious writers of Science Fiction and Fantasy, or Horror.
Instruction on characterization, plot, structure, language, dialogue, how to get published, and other topics of interest to fiction writers. Includes recommended reading and links to other sites.
Organization of web-based writers of genre fiction and fan fiction.
Includes a newsletter, message board and writing tips for the fiction and non-fiction writer.
For fiction writers, offering articles on screenplay format, advice and tips for new writers, and a message board.
A free, annotated directory of 1300 literary agents, editors and publishers in the US, UK and Canada.
Tips and advice on getting published, articles on the craft and business of writing, current paying market listings, free ebook downloads, author interviews, lots of writer's resources.
Fiction Writers Anonymous provides news and information for writers at all stages of their careers. Newsletter or free email list.
A membership-based service featuring newsletters, a mentoring program and critiques. Also public writer's chat and message board.
Included here are sections for a beginning writer, working on a novel, and developing character and plot, writing exercises and an email list.
Articles for beginning writers about irony, voice, scenes, character, and dialogue.
This page contains valuable articles for beginning writers, along with good advice on publishing and links to literary agents. A no-nonsense, nuts-and-bolts guide, easily navigable.
Post your writing in the showcase, read book reviews, write your favorite author, take a writing workshop. Two free newsletters, one for writers and one for readers.
Portal for short fiction people, featuring writers workshop, news and articles, discussion forums, events, competitions, interviews, and reviews.
Directory to fiction writing articles.
Small press directory, writing tips, competition listings, literary agents, editorial services, writers' forum, writing links, geared to fiction and poetry writers.
Flash Fiction Online Workshop for serious writers of flash fiction (sudden, fast, micro, postcard fiction). Submit one manuscript each month and critique 4 to stay active.
For the writer of speculative fiction. Articles, reviews, editorials, and writing exercises.
Learn how to become a better writer and/or a published one, free. Writers should never pay to be published.
Cooperative of WWW writers in science fiction, horror, and fantasy works. Online workshop.
Sources recommended by a professor who specializes in the study of fiction writing.
Describes the life cycle of a character and how writers can make characters live and breathe.
A new literary genre that originated in the 1970s and was made popular by computer games. By Mark Silcox.
Resources for short story writers: message boards, paying markets, online publishers, how-to books.
A list of random character names, random locations, etc. Use this to create a new character for a screenplay, short story, etc.
"The online version of the leading news and review magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror publishing fields."
The differences between the two writing styles, and how to use them both to maximum effect.
Editing services for writers of fiction (novels and short stories) and literary non-fiction (memoir, autobiography, and biography).
For aspiring writers of science fiction and fiction, where peer review and critique of submissions is organized and easy.
A site for writers, especially fiction writers and poets, who have to work at something else to make a living.
By Sherry-Anne Jacobs at Suite101.
Bi-weekly column with links and a message board. Practical ideas for writing fiction.
Twice a month, I'll be adding a new article dealing with the subject of getting your short genre fiction published. From honing your craft to finding the right market to proper submission technique.
The fast fiction approach, ongoing classes, Sunday intensives, one-on-one instruction.
A collection of mainly online references to material which provides useful information for writers - particularly but not exclusively science fiction writers.
By Nicole Givens at Suite101. Writing short stories and getting published.
The Short Story Group is a free, friendly critique group for dedicated writers, ranging from beginners to advanced professionals. Short Story Group is based in Uk though there are members from all over the world.
SitCom writers discussion list.
Article on the process of getting short stories published, from picking a journal to writing a cover letter.
Free online resource guide for science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers.
Non-profit email club where members can exchange written work and post reviews. Also offers research services, and collaborative writing projects.
About comic book and strip writing for fun and profit.
Invaluable resource for the writer who knows there's a better word, but can't think of it.
Websoap Scoops for Nincompoops. Learn how to write and produce your own online soap opera.
On-line search databases of use and interest to the weird fiction fan and researcher.
The official website of the Western Writers of America, home of the Spur Award.
A nonprofit monthly webzine for creative writing that teaches you how to write freelance fiction from a writing graduate.
A worldwide group of professional, mostly-published, fiction writers with good connections to publishers and the writing world. Workshops and community.
No matter what genre you write for, you need to have a believable and interesting world for your characters to move through.
Popular fiction writing from an Australian viewpoint. Learn techniques for fantasy, sci-fi, historicals, romance and children's books from an author who has written them all.
Email list for fiction writers.
Articles, discussion and a directory of links for fiction writers.
Market listings, links and a discussion board.
Articles for every fiction writer. Publishing, revising, cover letters, and literary journals. This is helpful to writers in all stages of development, and are written from past and current experience of the editor.
Marc Fleury's website for aspiring comics-writers.
For fiction writers. Professional help for short stories and novels; how-tos on the basics; answers to submitting, agent, and publishing questions; discussion; good books, short story feature.
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Web design by Alan McCright
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