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Reposted for a friend!

We've had a number of members resign recently because real life stuff has made it impossible for them to participate. As a result, DII has the highest number of openings its ever had since we first started accepting members in 2002. A quick overview:



Any genre
Any writing level (from beginning to expert)
2 Crits a month to maintain membership
Any other participation is optional
Will need to be on an elist and signed up for our forum

Applicants do need to be 18 and old… Continue

I found this crit site today and thought I would share it.

http://www.scribophile.com

It works on a "karma" system. Meaning you do have to crit the stories there to make points to in turn get something posted. Looks like theres a bit of every genre.

I mentioned in the: Is anyone working on their own art/novel/creation thread I'd post some good worldbuilding links.

Hmmm I have no idea how to make the links show up.


World building:

http://www.sfwa.org/writing/worldbuilding1.htm

http://hiddenway.tripod.com/world/ (tons of links)

http://www.web-writer.net/fantasy/

http://www.geocities.com/captcutlass/Ship.html

http://www.flyinglab.com/pirates/shipguide/Frames.htm (another wonderful ship site!)

http://qzil.com/kingdom/ (this one will te… Continue

I just posted this in one the forums here, but I thought I'd write a blog about posting your work on a unpassword protected site and have it considered published.

Here's a good thread that talks about this:

http://www.fmwriters.com/community/dc/dcboard.php?
az=show_topic&forum=17&topic_id=32634&mesg_id=32634&listing_type=search

and

http://www.kith.org/journals/jed/2006/10/20/3708.html

I do hope this can help.

If you do want to share your writing:

www.fmwriters.com is passw… Continue