How'd You Find This Site?

I started a thread on another site asking "what other forums do you belong to and why". I then went searching for the most popular sites on line. Sad to say you weren't first, but when I came across you I was thrilled. And here I am.

I use writer's digest, and that's how I landed here.

I've posted before that a friend showed me this site, but I had never mentioned who. Her SN is Rosemerry and THANKS LYRA

Googleing, and looking for a forums where i can cool off!

I read about it in "The Street-Smart Writer."

came up as a google search result - dont remember what i was searching for tho

I subscribe to several WD newsletters and one of these also had the 101 best web sites article.

winningwriters.com - an awesome site

The gods guided me.

No really, someone (a Brit, I believe) pointed me in this direction. For the life of me I can't recall who or how it came up. It may have been during a research binge, where I'd sent out questions and mentioned it being for a book.

The fellow said it was one of the best sites on the net, and I'm in agreement now.

google search "writing exercises killing someone"...and incidentally the thread that I was directed to was a big help.

How I found this site

I found this site searching the Predators and editors. Some agents connected right to this site. Thanks for being here. I'm almost finished my short story novel. Does anyone have suggestions as to where I can post some of the stories for review on AW?

J.T.

Powerful People: Powerful Lives

Google result.


Hi, everybody! Glad to be here!

A friend of mine suggested it, so I swung by and checked it out. This place is great ;0)

Hi all. I'm an old (former) newbie, come back to the fold! I checked my User CP and realized it's been almost a year since I've been here.

Anyway, I'm still freelancing (copyediting, writing, proofreading, etc.), and I want to get back into "social networking" -- as I recall, this is a great place to do just that!

This is where I was advised that EFA was a legitimate professional association. And thanks to those of you who did recommend that organization! Now, I'm back with another question: What do you know about ACES (American Copy Editors Society)?

I may end up posting this query in another thread ...

But I just wanted to say "hi" again, and I'm glad to be back!

Cassie

I think I have known about it for a while, but only just decided to join yesterday. I forget how I originally found AW, though.

I actually found this place while doing some research. Got linked to a thread in the researchers forum that helped, although wasn't quite what I was looking for. This place is great, though.

Writer's Digest listed it as one of the top 100 websites for writers.

I found this forum through Google Alerts (my new obsession)...

I was looking for potential markets in Google and saw there were some mentioned here.

I was checking agents' backgrounds via Google and ran across this site Helped me on more than one occasion!

I found this site from just clicking a link I saw somewhere else, but I thought this would be fun to mention.

In my screenwriting class, the syllabus the professor handed out had links to different useful sites, and I saw absolutewrite.com on there. The list had 27 sites and an invitation to suggest more. So if I hadn't found this site already, I would have probably run into it again anyway. Just felt like sharing.

Through the NaNo forums.

I googled it while doing research!

I found it while running a search for poetry.com, found p&e and writers beware that way too.

I was searching for query help and got linked to the SYW forum, then discovered the rest of the site from that.