There's a small one called Budding Writers that I was a member of before I came to TV Tropes. Let me find the link to it.
Here. Once you join, say that chihuahua0 says hi and he's sorry that he hadn't returned.
edited 26th May '11 10:46:46 AM by chihuahua0
If you're into writing Fantasy you could use Mythic Scribes. I'm not sure how good of a resource it is as I don't have much experience with it myself, but it looks to be good.
yeywww.critiquecircle.com
It's got a damn good queue system in which you critique other peoples' stories and submit your own to be critiqued.
edited 26th May '11 11:40:26 AM by annebeeche
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.Budding Writers:
It's a small, slow community, if you aren't going for hard-core and more personal and contest fare. It would be bigger except that their old service provider got the magnet and they had to move. So basically they lost most of their threads and dead member profiles.
Na No Wri Mo anyone?
Has ADD, plays World of Tanks, thinks up crazy ideas like children making spaceships for Hitler. Occasionally writes them down.^ First one I thought of, honestly. Some of the spin-off communities are nice too, in particular WriYe, JulNoWriMo, and AugNoWriMo, even if the latter two only during their own challenge months.
Nemo enim fere saltat sobrius, nisi forte insanit Deviantart.It's pretty decent. ~500 members, pretty active, and the admin managed to snag interviews with pretty famous authors. It's great. You should try it. I'm "Evan" on the forum.
"Sarchasm: The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person that doesn't get it."
I'm looking to join another one - maybe more than one - so I'm not always bouncing my ideas off the same group of people on TV Tropes.
I'm writing a comic script, so any site with a focus on those would be nice, but not a necessity.
Any recommendations?
Project progress: The Adroan (102k words), The Pigeon Witch, (40k). Done but in need of reworking: Yume Hime, (50k)