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This chapter is told from the point of view of the second protagonist. It gives you a further understanding of what is to come. Read →
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This is the first draft of my novel. Please understand... I'm well aware there are a few grammatical errors. It's a first draft so I'm not exactly looking for perfection. I wanted to open with a scene that would catch your attention. Read →
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This story was written from a prompt for a small writing contest. Read →
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This is just a starting point. This is the preface/ beginning of it all. the next Chapter will go straight into their life at the academia as well as names being clear up. I chose not to give her name up because it doesn't become important to her un... Read →
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An exploration of the simple luxury of drawing a bath... Read →
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For those of us who enjoy the daunting task of writing a novel.
54 members
A circle for those who have a passion for writing. From poetry to prose, short stories to flash fiction. Anyone who might need help or for whom might want to help in any way, shape. or form. This place is strictly for writers to grow into what you want to become. It is not required, but it would be good for everyone if you would read and comment on each others works.
104 members
Tough skin club - for those who want constructive critiques instead of fluff
39 members
For writers and works about the country's middle, however you define it
4 members
A place for A grade to D grade Science fiction, Speculative fiction, Short stories, Flash fiction, Bizzaro,
38 members
A science fiction group for people who aren't into spandex
18 members
Writing a story about vampires or other mythical creatures? Planning on writing a story about vampires or other mythical creatures? Don't know where or how to start? Well then this is the Writer's Circle for you! Come and join us and we will help you on your trek to becoming a fantasy story writer.
9 members
What is it that makes a character believable or not? Where does a good character come from? Are there rules to realistic dialogue between characters?
18 members
The Apocalyptic Writer
What is The Apocalyptic Writer? This just happens to seem to be a very easy question to answer: It's someone who enjoys to write about the end of the world. But for some, writing about the end of the world isn't just thinking about of destruction and chaos. For some, it's about creating a story about survival. It's about sitting down and challenging your chacters as they fight against the impossible and live in the apocalyptic world. It can be about a family's struggle, an individual struggle, or the struggle of love. It can be a drama, it can be a science fiction, it can be romance. The idea of apocylypic fiction fits in almost every genre, except with one twist: The world is ending.
The Apocalyptic Writer-Someone who likes to write about survival against all odds, about the epic tales of heroism and strength and love (and the end of the world).
Writers, One thing: The key to writing about the end of the world isn't how the world ends, but the huminoid reactions.
What is The Apocalyptic Writer? This just happens to seem to be a very easy question to answer: It's someone who enjoys to write about the end of the world. But for some, writing about the end of the world isn't just thinking about of destruction and chaos. For some, it's about creating a story about survival. It's about sitting down and challenging your chacters as they fight against the impossible and live in the apocalyptic world. It can be about a family's struggle, an individual struggle, or the struggle of love. It can be a drama, it can be a science fiction, it can be romance. The idea of apocylypic fiction fits in almost every genre, except with one twist: The world is ending.
The Apocalyptic Writer-Someone who likes to write about survival against all odds, about the epic tales of heroism and strength and love (and the end of the world).
Writers, One thing: The key to writing about the end of the world isn't how the world ends, but the huminoid reactions.
11 members
This circle is for those who love and have an appreciation for writing Science Fiction. If you are currently working on a Science Fiction project, please present it here, and we will do our best to review it! Enjoy :)
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