Writer Networks

Writing is often a solitary venture so having a writing network can be the difference between suffering in silence and having your own cheerleading squad. From joining a writing group to debating whether or not to belong to a writers' critique group, our articles will help you get the writing support you need.

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Writers: How to Build Your Support Network

Writing can be a solitary career but, if you look in the right places, there is plenty of support to be found.

Dec 2, 2011 – Amanda John

What to Expect From Joining a Writers Group

Learn what you can expect from joining a local writers group. We provide tips on how to find the right group to support you and your writing.

Nov 15, 2011 – Jennifer Ciotta

Established Writers Give Advice to Newbies

If you could send a letter to the writer you were when you first began writing, what would you say? Five established writers share their their thoughts.

Oct 20, 2011 – Toby Welch

How to Gain the Most Benefit from Writers' Critique Groups

Few writers can be objective in assessing their own work. A writers' critique group can be your best resource for improving your writing.

Jul 26, 2011 – Bryan Fields

4 Questions to Ask Before Starting a Writers' Critique Group

You have decided to start your own writers' critique group. To shape your group correctly, you need to know the answers to the following questions.

Jul 21, 2011 – Eileen Lettick

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