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I am encouraging people to join our listserv.
A listserv is an interactive email forum (not a news
group) that allows members to share email files, in this case
creative writing. The
Storyarts Listserv functions as an on-line interactive creative writing
workshop.
Members post their work, and post comments on the work of
others.
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his
or her way to correct your grammar and spelling. No one
expects
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as
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The list is highly recommended to those who
are attempting the six week fiction and non-fiction sequences.
Other writing is welcome so long as it stays within the
guidelines listed above. The list discourages the chapter by
chapter submission of book length works.
Presently there are about 40 active members
on the list. List traffic is not heavy, usually less than five
messages a day, and can be reduced to one message a day if you chose
the "digest option" which combines all messages for that day into a
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The list especially welcomes beginners.
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Here are some new links I have collected.
Chaucer
The Geoffrey Chaucer Website
Dante
Digital Dante
Southern Narratives
First-Person Narratives of the American South, 1860-1920
North American Slave Narratives, Beginnings to 1920
Library of Southern Literature, Beginnings to 1920
Shakespeare
Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet.
Civil
War Women
Civil War Women, On-line Archival Collections
African
American Women
African-American Women, On-line Archival Collections
Amistad
link
"Exploring Amistad," presented by Mystic Seaport, the Museum of America
and the Sea.
National
Geographic
The home of geography standards on the Internet.
The West
The American West
Purdue
On line Writing Lab
There are new stories by Tessa Dratt and Julie McCracken posted. Click below to check them out.
This page changes often, so keep checking for new websites of interest to writers, Storyarts News, and suggested writing exercises. Please let us know if any of these links go dead.
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