Searching for other writerly sites

[sweetmoonbeam]

Does anyone know of any other online writing communities that are worth looking into? I’m primarily interested in interactive word games and creativity-tapping exercises with other writers. I really don’t care if it’s erotic-themed or not.

 

[Angellica1612]

There's tons of them. Just type "writing" in your browser.

 

[andyomama66]

Does anyone know of any other online writing communities that are worth looking into? I’m primarily interested in interactive word games and creativity-tapping exercises with other writers. I really don’t care if it’s erotic-themed or not.

I like word play too. And sexual innuendo and flirtatious undertones is a bonus.
Any luck finding sites?

 

[Stella_Omega]

the playground forum here seems to be all wordgames, which is not its description but...

Possibly, absolutewrite.com

 

[topace]

When I get my blog back online, I'll be including forums - especially a place for writers. Probably my company's forums will have a place as well when I get it up and running again.

 

[Stella_Omega]

When I get my blog back online, I'll be including forums - especially a place for writers. Probably my company's forums will have a place as well when I get it up and running again.

here, have one: http://probablepossible.com/story/

The truth is, it's incredibly difficult to coax a forum into life. There's a critical mass that has to be reached.
Besides the semi-public boards Story hosts seven invisible forums for special interests-- only one of those is steadily active and it has around two hundred members of which fewer than twenty are core posters.