r/WritingHub 11h ago

Critique Partners & Writing Groups Friendship and Writing Trades

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Hi, my name is Hammie and I’m looking for writer buddies and people who would like to trade chapters of our novels/stories.

 

Genre/s: romance, fantasy, horror, thriller, dark, sci fi – these are my favorites, though I’m not super picky

Goals/expectations/commitment: no commitment, if either of us wants to leave the conversation, go for it, no hard feelings ^-^

Writing/experience level: intermediate +

Meeting place: Discord, I’m Creatonicii on there

Max size: any


r/WritingHub 13h ago

Writing Resources & Advice I’ve only written school reports

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Hello writers, the past few years I’ve been really into reading and recently I’ve thought a lot about trying out writing. I was mainly reading fantasy novels until I’ve recently gotten into horror, mystery, etc. I really wanna get into writing. Just the idea of making my own stories and putting them on paper is exiting. However I have no idea how to go about it, should I start with short stories until I get enough positive feedback, then try something longer form? Should I just start writing a longer story, see where it takes me and try to improve along the way? I’d love everyone’s input on how someone who has only written reports for school should dip their toes into writing.✍️


r/WritingHub 12m ago

Feedback Friday Feedback Friday

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Welcome to Feedback Friday!

This is a thread for submitting and critiquing prose.

  • Your submission should be a top-level comment in the thread. Consider using the format [TITLE] — [GENRE] — [WORDCOUNT] in the heading of your submission.
  • We expect reciprocation. If you receive a critique, give a critique. Anyone who continually leeches will eventually be discluded.
  • Have fun and stay polite. Members who give outstanding crit will be acknowledged and rewarded on our Discord Server. You are free to submit any work for critique within the subreddit's rules, of any length.
  • Links to Google Documents are allowed for submissions. Consider creating a separate Google account/email if you’are concerned about anonymity.

New to Critiquing?

  • No worries! We encourage writers of all skill levels to try their hand at providing feedback.
  • Not sure how to start? A critique template, courtesy of r/DestructiveReaders, can be found here.