/lit/ - Literature

>>16850543
What was the advice anon?

>>16850624
I'm still working on my version of the rhino prompt. I'll probably finish it this week since I have the time off of school for Thanksgiving. Are you working on a version of it too anon?

>>16811802
I have been thinking about writing and teaching seriously for the last three years. I have been published. Thank you again. I'm currently a graduate student but plan on becoming a creative writing professor. During active semesters (like this one) I have very little motivation to write, so I come here to help people with critique.

I won't be attending next semester so I'll be spending more time writing, reading, and possibly submitting. During that period I'd like to help by creating a more involved writers' group/workshop general here. It would be nice to help anons over a set period of time (like an average semester) write, revise, and eventually submit something for publication, if they feel the work has developed enough. It would be easier to use throwaway emails and interact through Google Docs or Word submissions so I can provide inline citations, deletions, and formatting feedback as well as rewrites and end-note style analysis. I don't know if anyone will be up for it but I thought it might be nice to have a like minded group of writers or, failing that, to offer college level instruction to beginning writers for free. In the meantime I'll settle for the rhinoceros prompt. Later this week I'll probably change it out for a new one.