Useful Websites StolenHeart: FanStory.com this site offers feedback, contests, etc. Looks interesting but havent submitted anything to it yet. StolenHeart: WritingItReal.com this is an online magazine and resource center that also offers online classes, etc. StolenHeart: www.inta.org/tmcklst1.html Here you'll find a list of trademarked words and phrases. Did you know it can be wrong to use such words in your writing. Make sure you get the spelling right and use them in their correct context. (I didnt know this until I read it an a back issue of Writers Digest Magazine) StolenHeart: the following website was created for writers who need to do research for their writing on drug use in America. This way, they dont have to risk anything, or step into dangerous territory to get the info they want and need. (yes, writers have been known to go out of their way to make a story believable) DrugStory.org  PerpetualDreamer: http://www.writers-network.com/ Seems to attract more poets then anything, but it still has options for non poetry writers.  OdiOsO: Ok, if you have a great book and you're not getting the RIGHT attention to your work (Geeez.. how do I know this? lol ) consider self publishing... One great place to start is www.createspace.com .... I'm placing the final touches to my sci-fi novel there and it's a PRINT-ON-DEMAND press.. expensive for the final customer and you must still consider to keep your day job but worthwhile if what you want is to get READ. The quality of their final product is OUTSTANDING.. My book's final physical form looks utterly COOL. Now, there's the Kindle Store at Amazon's website... that would allow electronic distribution of your work with potential one point five million potential readers out there... and a wider distribution base since now there's Kindle-on-PC and Kindle-on-iPhone readers. Worth a try. StolenHeart: storylogue.com this site requires a membership fee. I just heard about it in an ad in The Writer magazine. I didnt sign up, still not sure if it's for me or not. it has weekly studies as well as networking rooms. The site belongs to Robert McKee. | hobbies Chat Room Similar Conversations |
