A facebook page for creative writers — Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
This week I want to recommend a facebook page. City Lit in central London is the largest adult education centre in Europe and is now has a very active page … Continue reading
A literary genre that could save the world – Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
I may be way behind the times with this, but I’ve just heard of a new science fiction genre – CI FI = climate fiction. It covers global warming and … Continue reading
Word Hearts – a delicious way of not writing: Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
Word Hearts is fun. More than fun. But there’s no doubt it is a diversion from the business of writing so only use it to treat yourself when you’ve written … Continue reading
News about writerly things delivered to your inbox every day – Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
GALLEYCAT covers everything a writer or a reader might be remotely interested in: there’s publishing news with an American slant but with a decent international perspective, writers resources which at … Continue reading
HOW TO WRITE A BLOG EVERYONE WANTS TO READ Safari Friday (a day early!) searching the web for writers and readers
If you’ve ever thought about writing your own blog and weren’t sure how to start I have the perfect website for you. Called How To Make My Blog it covers … Continue reading
A modest author’s scrapbook of useful discoveries — Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
I came across Jerry Sims blog a few weeks ago. He describes himself as a relative novice in the world of digital publishing but he’s set himself a challenge for … Continue reading
WRITER BEWARE! hunting down scams and writing pitfalls — Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
I’ve just discovered a long established American website that performs a great public service to writers across the world. Although sponsored by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, … Continue reading
TECHNICAL GIZZMOS FOR WRITERS Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
Haven’t done a Safari Friday post for awhile but I wanted to tell you about TECH FOR WRITERS a new feature on a New Zealand blog Hunting Down the Writing. … Continue reading
READING RECOMMENDATIONS — Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers
READING RECOMMENDATIONS is a blog for readers and writers. Run by Susan Toy its intention is to promote authors and their recently published work written in English – both traditionally … Continue reading
Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers — a selection of some of the best from last year
Here’s a small sample of the websites and online resources I discovered in 2013. They demonstrate what a generous lot writers are – here are places you can learn your … Continue reading
A New Website celebrating the short story — SAFARI FRIDAY SEARCHING THE WEB FOR WRITERS AND READERS
Short Stops is a new – very new – website dedicated to the short storyin the UK and Ireland. It officially opens on Sunday November 17th but it is already … Continue reading
Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers — a writing group with a difference
By chance I’ve just come across a Writers Group that meets about a quarter of a mile from where I live in a very nice pub (Brighton is blessed with … Continue reading
Safari Saturday: searching the web for writers and readers — a free library for the world
Many of you will already know about and use Project Gutenberg, but some things can’t be mentioned too often and this is one of them. History It began on 4th … Continue reading
Safari Friday searching the web for writers and readers — a writer’s research site
Tine Hreno is an author and creative consultant and she keeps her blog Writers in London in the 1890s as a place to record and share her research on Oscar … Continue reading
BRIDGET WHELAN writer 