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Some of the Best links for Writers on the Web
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Archives on the Web accepting submitions

• Young writers out there looking for a good place to post their work? Try the Young Writer's Club, of which I am a proud member.
  

• Now, Dragon Tails is anouther great site for publishing online fiction. I suggest this for older teens and adult authors.
  

• Try the Quill Club for more young writers and a more sophisticated look.

• AHA! Poetry is chocked full of great poetry reasources. This site has an "open mike" where you can post your own poetry. It even "teaches" you how to create poetry in forms like Hiaku.
  

• If you are looking for a place to submit your poetry, try Whispers.
  

• Poems and Feathers One of the most amazing archives of poetry on the web. The format is very profeshional and beautiful. Submit poetry for monthy topics or just sit back and relax. Eye candy as well as mind candy.
  

Looking for some quality tips on your writting?

• Young Authors out there looking for an honest opinion? The Young Writer's Critique Group is the place to go. Just sign up for membership and in a few days you'll be recieving stories to critique and honest opinions on your own work.
  

• Stop by the Writer's First Stop. There are some great links in here for writers wishing to improve their grammatical skills.
  

• This is anouther small Critique Group on the web of which I am a member. Its just started so it has plenty of room for more writters. Email Tara at Tara@srv.net with Critique group in the subject line, giver her your email address, and ask her to add you to the group. Its nice, friendly, and informal.
  

• Writting.org, a site brought to you by the Mining Co. has articles for the writer wishing to publish. Includes some quality links and some really good advice on how to suceed with out getting taken in by some of the scams out there.
  

• In need of some advice to help you improve your writting and your chances of getting published? May I suggest Writting Advice by Dan Perez?
  

• The Write Page, although mostly fillled with book reviews and updates on whats going on in the publishing worlds, is still worth some look for you authors out there.
  

• Creative Impulses is yet anouther site out there with advice for those wishing to publish. One of the Highlights is the "featured author" section.
  

• One of the most informative and useful sites out there on the web is the The Ink Spot. It includes great article, advice, and most of all has information on contests and postions open in the writting world insite of it's Writer's Classifieds.
  

• Alien Flower Poetry Workshop. An online workshop for all those poetry writters out there who want help improving their work.
  

• For some down to earth writting advice, try John Hewitt's Writer's Resource Center
  

• Need some more writting links? Check out the Writer's Tour. Personally aproved and check links.
  

• The Writer's Graden is a place for young writers to come together and share their work.
  

• Are you a serious writer? If you are, you may want to check into Writer's Ink. Its a critique group/writer's forum where you participate in regular writing activities and get support from your fellopw writers.
  

• Teenwriters.com is a brand new site for teen writers out there. You can post poerty, short stories, and get in touch with other teen writers.
  

• Critters The place for you Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Horror writers out there. Just sign up and get your Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Horror piece read.
  

Come and read the work of other authors on the web

• My friend Baby Goth's Poetry Page showcases some of her own poetry as well as the works of some of her friends.
  

• From the soul A Few good Poems and Few good Quotes. Food for thought. What more could you ask for?
  

• Go to the The Wulf's Den for some very nice, sweet poetry about love and loss nad life.
  

• The Garden of Edens has one of the most beautiful set ups that I have ever seen. The content is also neat and original.
  

Great E-zines on the Web

• ~CyberDoll~ is a cool NEW online newsletter just for girls (12-18). It has a great section where you can submit your own personal works to the newsletter for all the subscibers to read. Want to subscribe? Email Jaim*s.
  

• "Better Living Through Reckless Experimentation." Talk about opinionated press. Spoon Magazine Read, write, and submit. Whole new Look.
  

• The *Recursive* Angel is an excellent e-zine on the web. Cutting edge poetry and stories. See this place. Now!
  

Know of any author friendly sites out there? Send them to me!





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