Writers Digest recently included Author-author.net in the best 101 web sites for writers. The site is easy to navigate and the administrators are more than willing to help out the newcomer. The crowd can be both friendly and starkingly honest. If you plan to invest time into an online writing workshop, the following five tips should be beneficial. Jump right in and introduce yourself.
Many sites have introductory forums or thread.
You can include any information you are willing to share about yourself. Your child's name, your employment and where you have been published can all be shared. Do not let your beginner's status hold you back from an interesting conversation. If you want your work to be critiqued, review other work. Writers who only want to build their egos or attract people to their writing generally do not take the time to read other work on the site.