we are the dreamers;
This is my blog for things that inspire me to write. fanfiction.
I write:
...for the lost. for the hopeful and the desperate.
...for the ones who lost hope.
...for the stories untold.
I write.
Decorated with pointless little words, speeches, I'd suppose, in a way. They are reminders. Tell their story.
Take their masks. Take them and run, run, and scatter their ashes into the wind. Fly, soaring and free.
Anonymous asked: I don’t think you answered my previous question. Do you or your followers know of any quality writing sites? I want to post my work online and receive good feedback.
Here’s a decently long list:
- Anobiumlit
- Authonomy
- Booksie
- Burrst (endorsed by K)
- CritiqueCircle (endorsed by hiddeninyour-mind)
- EditRed
- Fanfiction: For fan fiction authors (endorsed by C, R, M, and K)
- FictionPress (endorsed by C)
- Figment: Figment has also taken over Inkpop (endorsed by C)
- Glypho
- GreatWriting: UK site
- GSPoetry: For poets
- Legendfire (endorsed by punifa)
- Lulu
- Mibba
- NaNoWriMo (endorsed by R and K)
- PoetrySoup: For poets
- Protagonize: Collaborative interactive fiction (addventure)
- Quilliant
- RealeBooks
- Scribophile (endorsed by A)
- SoulScribe
- TeenInk: For teenagers
- theNextBigWriter
- ThisIsBy
- Tikatok: For children
- TodaysWoman: For women
- Triond
- Voicesnet: For poets
- Wattpad (endorsed by C)
- WEbook
- WriteLink: UK site
- WritersInTouch
- Writing
- YoungWritersSociety: For teenagers
Plenty of Tumblrs also post writers’ work and give feedback:
More sources for publishing online and getting feedback:
- The Best Paying Publishing/Writing Websites Online
- 50 Sites Similar to Inkpop
- Resource List: 40+ Sites for Writers
Also, we have answered a question similar to this one before. You can find it here, though we’ve added all the links from that response to this one. Thank you for your question!
Did we miss one (or a dozen)? Tell us here!
