Post by moonmomma on Mar 24, 2010 21:29:46 GMT -5
Since, for various reasons, I don't allow posting of full-length works here, I decided to post links to some places where you can post your writing. Some of these will work better for some people than others, and your mileage may vary. These are all free (some with paid options).
FictionPress www.fictionpress.com/ the easiest, just write and upload.
The infamous Weirdpress wordpress.com/
BlogSpot www.blogger.com/start
LiveJournal www.livejournal.com/
Angelfire web hosting www.angelfire.lycos.com/ my personal choice; it helps to have some basic html knowledge.
Tripod web hosting www.tripod.lycos.com/ has what looks like an easy drag-and-drop pagebuilder tool.
*Angelfire and Tripod websites now come with the Webon drag-and-drop sitebuilding tool.
deviantArt www.deviantart.com/ mainly for art, but you can also post writing.
Elfwood www.elfwood.com/ Science Fiction, Fantasy, and FanArt Art and Fiction.
**note: if you intend to try to get commercially published, most if not all publishers refuse to consider works that have previously been posted online. only post brief exerpts from works you intend to publish, or only post on sites that are password-protected so that only a few people (your beta-readers, for instance) can get access to them.
FictionPress www.fictionpress.com/ the easiest, just write and upload.
The infamous Weirdpress wordpress.com/
BlogSpot www.blogger.com/start
LiveJournal www.livejournal.com/
Angelfire web hosting www.angelfire.lycos.com/ my personal choice; it helps to have some basic html knowledge.
Tripod web hosting www.tripod.lycos.com/ has what looks like an easy drag-and-drop pagebuilder tool.
*Angelfire and Tripod websites now come with the Webon drag-and-drop sitebuilding tool.
deviantArt www.deviantart.com/ mainly for art, but you can also post writing.
Elfwood www.elfwood.com/ Science Fiction, Fantasy, and FanArt Art and Fiction.
**note: if you intend to try to get commercially published, most if not all publishers refuse to consider works that have previously been posted online. only post brief exerpts from works you intend to publish, or only post on sites that are password-protected so that only a few people (your beta-readers, for instance) can get access to them.
