Figment is the perfect site for writers of all ages. Post
your writings for reviews and comments, read other people’s work, and join
groups based on your interests. There are also frequent contests hosted by
published authors. Figment’s claim to fame is the cell phone novel, because the
site allows you to update your writing anytime from your mobile. You can check
out my Figment profile here.
This site will always have a special place in my heart
because Teen Ink Magazine was the first place to ever publish me. With many
writing websites, it’s easy to feel like you are just sending your work out
into the abyss, where the chances of anyone reading it are slim unless you
already have a network of followers. But Teen Ink has a team of editors that
read the websites submissions and choose works to be published in their
nationwide magazine. My Teen Ink Profile.
Although I’ve just started to explore this site, I have
found writingforums.org to be the most active writing forum on the web. One of
the most important writing practices is learning how to criticize other’s work,
while accepting criticize on your own, and this forum offers workshops for just
that. There are also threads for just about every other aspect of creating,
from research to publishing. Come be my friend.
A short list of my favorite writing-themed tumblrs:
Prompt Snaps
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