An Online Community is a virtual community that exists online and generally offers members a variety of systems/ software to communicate and share information within a social or professional group. This might include weblogs, bulletin boards, chat rooms and forums.
This category is NOT for writing platforms, sites which encourage submissions from writers (for critique/ etc.) but do not pay writers. Anything which does not offer a resource for writers to exchange information, ideas, tips, rants should be listed in Online Writing.
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A social community site for authors, writers, poets, publishers and book readers that features blogs, forums, videos, chat and useful resources.
A source blog for beta readers and for writers to find beta readers.
A writing group and online magazine with user generated content which includes all types of writing, especially poetry and fiction, since 2016. Owner and webmaster, RJ Schwartz.
A free collaborative writing workshop for all genres.
A community built thesaurus to help writers find inspirational descriptions. Descriptions can be creative, taking the form of anything from a string of single words, to metaphors, simile, poetry or a short paragraph.
Writing groups and forums. Subscription required.
A creative community of writers of all stages, offering encouragement to other writers.
A community for writers featuring online writing classes, workshops, and columns, articles, and reviews.
Provides writing workshops, story critiques, publication and support information, weekly flash fiction workshops, e-zine publication, and discussion forums.
An online writing group and writing workshop. Members can give critiques and feedback, join interest groups, post in forums and enter contests. Offers free and paid membership plans.
For anyone who writes, wants to write, has written or edited or who wants to hire writers or editors.
Private community where writers post their work to receive feedback from other writers and readers.
Tropes are devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members' minds and expectations. This wiki is a catalog of the tricks of the trade for writing fiction. Includes most media.
A community (chat, groups and forums) to share writing, connect with other writers, and discover new stories and authors.
Workshops, articles and contests.
A logo for writers to put on their sites. Not quite a webring.
A writing community based in the United Kingdom, with tips, forum and writing courses.
An online community for writers. Create your own author profile, post your writing, get reviews, join writing groups, and befriend other authors.
A fraternity of seasoned writers helping linguists develop prowess over the written word.
A global community for writers of all genres.
An online community dedicated to fostering writing skills. With a membership anyone may read, write, rate, and review works. Free and paid options.
Members give feedback to other writers. Subscription required.
Writing groups and forums. Subscription required.
Members give feedback to other writers. Subscription required.
A fraternity of seasoned writers helping linguists develop prowess over the written word.
A global community for writers of all genres.
A creative community of writers of all stages, offering encouragement to other writers.
Tropes are devices and conventions that a writer can reasonably rely on as being present in the audience members' minds and expectations. This wiki is a catalog of the tricks of the trade for writing fiction. Includes most media.
A writing group and online magazine with user generated content which includes all types of writing, especially poetry and fiction, since 2016. Owner and webmaster, RJ Schwartz.
For anyone who writes, wants to write, has written or edited or who wants to hire writers or editors.
A community (chat, groups and forums) to share writing, connect with other writers, and discover new stories and authors.
Workshops, articles and contests.
A community built thesaurus to help writers find inspirational descriptions. Descriptions can be creative, taking the form of anything from a string of single words, to metaphors, simile, poetry or a short paragraph.
A community for writers featuring online writing classes, workshops, and columns, articles, and reviews.
A source blog for beta readers and for writers to find beta readers.
A logo for writers to put on their sites. Not quite a webring.
A social community site for authors, writers, poets, publishers and book readers that features blogs, forums, videos, chat and useful resources.
A free collaborative writing workshop for all genres.
A writing community based in the United Kingdom, with tips, forum and writing courses.
Provides writing workshops, story critiques, publication and support information, weekly flash fiction workshops, e-zine publication, and discussion forums.
An online writing group and writing workshop. Members can give critiques and feedback, join interest groups, post in forums and enter contests. Offers free and paid membership plans.
An online community dedicated to fostering writing skills. With a membership anyone may read, write, rate, and review works. Free and paid options.
Private community where writers post their work to receive feedback from other writers and readers.
An online community for writers. Create your own author profile, post your writing, get reviews, join writing groups, and befriend other authors.
