As I said before there are many writer's organizations. I belong to the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America myself, and while it has its uses, it still doesn't have a coherent policy in place to deal with e-published authors. There's been a lot of talk recently about similar problems in the Romance Writers of America. Within the ranks of Eguild are some of the most popular authors on the web. So if you are an e-published artist, or you are considering becoming one, Eguild is the place to be.
Electronic publishing is here to stay.
That's right, even unpublished authors and artists can join. Eguild is not a writing group, but an authors and artists group. We don't critique manuscripts, but we'll help you deal with companies taking too long to respond to your submission. We don't tell you how to become published, but we'll guide you to places that can help. We are a professional organization in a most disorganized industry, trying to pull some sort of sense from the chaos.