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» Site title: The Amateur Writers Guild
» Site description: A place to meet fellow writers, chat, post your work, and read others. Includes a message board and java chat.
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» Site title: Cat Writers' Association, Inc.
» Site description: An organization of professionals writing, publishing and broadcasting about cats. A newsletter, MEOW, is published quarterly and available to members only.
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» Site title: Circle of Crones
» Site description: A workshop community for writers, poets, artists and photographers. We offer occasional contests with prize packs.
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» Site title: Fellowship of Authors and Artists
» Site description: To promote and encourage the use of writing and all art forms as a means of therapy and self-healing.
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» Site title: 6' Ferrets Writers' Group
» Site description: Provides tips for those interested in setting up groups, as well as ideas for exercises and events for existing groups.
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» Site title: International PEN
» Site description: Worldwide association of writers. Exists to promote friend- ship and intellectual co-operation among writers everywhere, to fight for freedom of expression and represent the conscience of world literature.
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» Site title: International Writers Guild Club
» Site description: Text messaging club for those who love to write, where they can share ideas and works to get critique.
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» Site title: Media Guilds International
» Site description: An umbrella organization for broadcast and non-broadcast media people, Literati World Writers is a major peer group that networking and involvement in charity events.
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» Site title: A Novel Approach
» Site description: An online writing group dedicated to helping serious writers and poets perfect their craft. Critique group for fiction and poetry.
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» Site title: Public Safety Writer’s Association
» Site description: Offers both new and experienced writers the chance to meet at an annual conference, network through the organization’s website and newsletter and compete in an annual writing competition.
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» Site title: Story Circle Network
» Site description: Non-profit organization comprised of women who want to explore and share personal stories. Includes a calendar of events, information about contests, FAQ, and mailing lists.
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» Site title: SWET: Society of Writers, Editors & Translators
» Site description: Membership is defined less by occupation than by a desire to share experience, information, and expertise involving English writing and publishing. Based in Tokyo, Japan.
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» Site title: Teachers & Writers OnLine
» Site description: A nonprofit organization founded by a group of writers and educators who believed that writers could make a contribution to the teaching of writing.
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» Site title: Unheard Words
» Site description: An online writer's group for new writers of colour. A place to share work, thoughts and ideas, and to access writer's resources.
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» Site title: Voices Writers' Collective
» Site description: Barbados Writers' Collective, meets each month for encouragement, networking and readings. Offers arts news and Caribbean writing opportunities for all genres.
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» Site title: Writer's Critique
» Site description: Free site for writers who wish to start or join a private critique group. Along with our critique forums, they offer links to other writing sites and reviews.
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