The paths to writing are innumerable, from journalism to creative writing, starting a blog to writing a book, and becoming famous.
Whatever path you choose there's bound to be a blog or community to suit your need, and help you get there.
Want to start your own writing community or blog follow my step-by-step guide to starting your own blog. You never know your website could be on this list!
Blogging
1. Be a Freelance Blogger
2. Copyblogger
3. Problogger
4. See Jane Write
Whatever path you choose there's bound to be a blog or community to suit your need, and help you get there.
Want to start your own writing community or blog follow my step-by-step guide to starting your own blog. You never know your website could be on this list!
Blogging
1. Be a Freelance Blogger
2. Copyblogger
3. Problogger
4. See Jane Write
Creative Writing
5. Aliventures
6. Almost an Author
7. Ann Kroeker
8. Australian Writer's Centre
9. Bang2Write
10. C.S.Lakin's Live Write Thrive
11. DIY MFA
12. Elizabeth Spann Craig
13. Eve Deverell
14. Fiction University
15. How to Write a Book Now
16. Goins Writer
17. Inky Girl
18. Journalist's Resource
19. Lauren Carter
20. Nicole Bianchi
21. One Stop for Writer's
22. Positive Writer
23. Pro Writing Aid
24. Psychwriter
25. Re:Fiction
26. The Write Practice
27. Tweetspeak Poetry
28. Write or Die
29. Writerology
30. Writers Helping Writers
31. Writers in the Storm
32. Writer Unboxed
33. Writers Write
34. Write to Done
Editing
35. Grammar Girl
36. Kathy Steinemann
37. Writership
38. Scribendi
Freelancing
39. Elna Cain
40. Freelancer FAQs
41. Freelance to Freedom
42. Freelance to Win
43. Freelance Writing
44. The Freelancer's Year
45. FundsforWriters
46. LittleZotz Writing
47. Make a Living Writing
48. Pen & Pro$per
49. Writers Weekly
50. Writing Revolt
51. Where to Pitch
35. Grammar Girl
36. Kathy Steinemann
37. Writership
38. Scribendi
Freelancing
39. Elna Cain
40. Freelancer FAQs
41. Freelance to Freedom
42. Freelance to Win
43. Freelance Writing
44. The Freelancer's Year
45. FundsforWriters
46. LittleZotz Writing
47. Make a Living Writing
48. Pen & Pro$per
49. Writers Weekly
50. Writing Revolt
51. Where to Pitch
Marketing
52. Bakerview Consulting
53. Enchanting Marketing
54. HubSpot
55. Kikolani
56. Seth Godin
57. Shellley hitz
58. The Creative Penn
59. Writers Boon
52. Bakerview Consulting
53. Enchanting Marketing
54. HubSpot
55. Kikolani
56. Seth Godin
57. Shellley hitz
58. The Creative Penn
59. Writers Boon
Publishing
60. Anne R. Allen
61. Cooks and Books
62. Helping Writers Become Authors
63. Jane Friedman
64. Janet Reid, Literary Agent
65. My Story Doctor
66. Nail Your Novel
67. Novel Publicity
68. Publish a Profitable Book
69. Well-Storied
70. Standout Books
71. The Book Designer
72. The Steve Laube Agency
73. Writer's Digest Editor Blogs
74. Writer's Relief
60. Anne R. Allen
61. Cooks and Books
62. Helping Writers Become Authors
63. Jane Friedman
64. Janet Reid, Literary Agent
65. My Story Doctor
66. Nail Your Novel
67. Novel Publicity
68. Publish a Profitable Book
69. Well-Storied
70. Standout Books
71. The Book Designer
72. The Steve Laube Agency
73. Writer's Digest Editor Blogs
74. Writer's Relief
Writing Communities
75. A Writer's Path
76. Booksie
77. Chronicles
78. Free Writing Events
79. Inked Voices
80. NanoWriMo
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