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Market LeadsResources for Writers12 March 2003

Web sites for Writers

Someone on my WorkforWriters list serve asked for help on an article about the 50 best web sites for writers. Here were the first 9 off the top of my head. There are a ton of Blist sites, but I didn't want to spend an hour typing in all the URLs. Do you have any helpful sites to share? Newsjobs.net Dictionary.com Inky Girl Holly Lisle The Journalists Toolbox National Writers Union WritersWrite.com/guidelines FeelanceWriting.com Resources for Writers and Writing Instructors Writers Market

5 comments

  • Andie14 March 2003
    Here's a few: Guide to Grammar and Writing https://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/index.htm The Writing Life https://www.writing-life.com/ Word Court https://www.theatlantic.com/language/courtrec.htm
  • Karen Bell4 June 2003
    We are all born imaginative, curious, creative, but these qualities can fade with the passage of time. The Creativity Workshop's aim is to people get their imaginations back. Whether you are a writer, a business person, a teacher, or an artist, the Workshop can help you discover and nurture your particular way of expression and break through the fears and blocks that inhibit creativity. Working with more than 2,000 individuals, businesses, and institutions since 1993, the Creativity Workshop helps people believe in and develop their creative process through using a unique series of exercises in memoir, creative writing, visual arts, sense perception, brainstorming, and storytelling. Our concentration is on the process of creativity rather than the product and emphasizes the importance of play and the sharing of ideas to nurture creative growth. The Creativity Workshop is dedicated to teaching individuals and groups about their creative processes and how to use them in all aspects of their work and lives. The Workshop's goal for participants is refined creative skills, expanded perception, innovative problem solving, inspired brainstorming and ways of looking at life as exciting and transformative. Upcoming workshops: Island of Crete Florence Paris Barcelona Prague London
  • Anne M. Marble4 October 2003
    This is the link to Forward Motion, the writing community portion of Holly Lisle's site. There are free critique groups, classes, message boards, etc.
  • Anne M. Marble4 October 2003
    Evolution is a writers' group dedicated to free and open creative expression in all genres. This free site provides message boards, critique groups, and on-line courses.
  • Jane12 January 2004
    I visited a site at: www.982press.4t.com. They have magazine guidelines and pay rate info avail to writers. Great information!

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