- The
Write Place
This includes information for writers
for publishing work and getting feedback. The forums are
basically designed as threaded bulletin boards providing
a fairly informal place for feedback and discussion.
- AHA!
Poetry
A low graphic, but high content site, AHA! Poetry is an on-line
site of AHA Books in Gualala, California run by a woman named Jane
Reichhold. It seems to be a well maintained site that has won
awards by reputable educational sites such at Blue Web'n. There
are open mic pages, places to get critiques on works-in-progress,
interactive collaborative poetry, and tons of information.
- Teenlit.com
This site publishes work formal, provides discussion
forums for teen writers and on-line writing workshops. It
also includes some terrific information about on-line
research, Internet safety and a bunch of book
suggestions.
- Devour
my Voice
This is a stranger site, but interesting. The publishers
write, "Our focus is on the process of writing, so we
have divided the WEB-site into stages in that process:
brainstorming, work-in-progress, finished work, and
opportunities for publication and readings." They include
many ways to participate with collaborative
writing.
- Author
Me (Not just for students)
This is a web-support group for new authors to publish in
fiction, non-fiction and poetry.
Some websites provide opportunities for
young adults to submit their writing for publication without
open forums for feedback. It is most likely that works
submitted are reviewed by an editorial board and then
accepted or not:
Another website that is designed for the more general young adult
interest and includes a place for discussion and various types
of submissions:
And here are a few formal writing
resources:
Have fun!
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