BookRix

Horror writing covers a lot of ground, and all are welcome. Whether you incorporate the supernatural into your fiction, or rely on earthly atrocities, come on in and share your work and thoughts on the genre.

A group for all of those who write because they love it. Do you want to improve your writing? I know I do.

*Practice makes perfect (almost). *Edit, re-edit & re-re-edit, but write that 1st draft 1st. *Workshopping (Structure, Plot, Voice, Tone, POV, Dialogue, Beginnings, Middles, Ends, Conflict, Tension, Transit... mehr lesen

BetterWriters is the group to join if you want to discuss improving your writing skills with like-minded individuals. From grammar and punctuation, to plot structures, character development, dialogue pacing, book titles, writing blurbs and many more subjects that you may use for developing your craft.

Want to know how BookRix works? Feel free to post your questions in this group to help guide you with tech support, contests, groups, behavior, etc. You may even find your answer from our Help and Support page located at the footer of the site. This is a users-help-users-group and not regularly checked by Boo... mehr lesen

Hello, I noticed with other groups that with their 'policies', 'rules' or whatever, that most don't really want book promotions. That confuses me, so this group is made for you to post about whatever book you want to promote. However many you want, updates on chapters and much more. Even book discussions, if you want. Enjoy.

This is a group for anyone that is going through a hard time and wants to just give up. You can talk about what you are going through without being judged.You can ask for advice about a situation you are going through.

SERIOUS WRITERS is a team of authors who collectively encourage positive attitudes and strive for growth, regardless of their current level of experience. But wherever you are on your writing journey, we will make the trip as fun and enjoyable as possible. Join us and work with like minded members who share the goa... mehr lesen