How'd You Find This Site?

Someone on Nanowrimo pointed me to this site!!

Shared a flight with a writer who frequents the site. She recommended it.

I found it through google. I wasn't specifically looking for a writers forum, but it turned out I like AW a lot, and find it is a valuable tool.

I am attempting to get a graphic novel published, and I figured the best way to info on agents to just google their name. the first names I look I typed in brought to AW.

I was somewhere in cyberspace and someone mentioned this site with a link. Glad I clicked it. Great tool for writers.

BigWords badgered me until I checked it out. Loving it so far.

I was doing a Google search on a publisher who was considering my work, they appeared in the bewares, recommendations and background checks page.

I found it by looking for Shoshone name for a piece of fiction I'm writing.

I found it via yahoo answers, someone recommended it as a good source and a great community for writers.

I also found it via Google later on when i forgot to bookmark the question or the site, only remembered something with a cooler so i searched 'writers cooler' and here i am! lol

My wife was actually doing a google search to see if she could find a page on my site and she wandered into one of the poetry discussion threads. She thought it was interesting, emailed me the link, and the rest is his story.

Google search.

Google. I was trying to find a forum for writers.

I found this site while perusing google.

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I found the forums through the Writer Beware blog.

I was looking for a beta reader, so I googled "beta reader," and this website came up. And it's great!

Google search as well - to be completely honest, I'm not even sure what I was searching, but it was writing-related.

I heard about it from a post by Rowena Cherry.

One of my family members showed me it

Google search I believe. I have found countless talented writers here when placing ads. : )

I found this site quite by accident while doing another search but found it again after emailing one of the member who warned against getting involved with PublishAmerica.-

I found this site through Google. I was looking up some agencies.

Referred by an author friend

In doing research for my own novella, I discovered an author, Carla Nayland, who has been very helpful to me, both in her own work and sage advice. She has a great blog and her site covers her work in historical fiction.

Website: http://www.carlanayland.org/
Blog: http://carlanayland.blogspot.com/

She mentioned Absolute Write as a great community resource for writers. I've been to a number of other sites and message communities, but AW is the cream of the crop. Carla never fails with the best information.

I was guided to this site by a good friend of mine. She told me it would be a wonderful place to spread my wings and get some great feed back on my work.

I discovered an old thread here discussing some work I'd done on another forum, after a bit of curiousity on Google.

Well I was just searching for sites that would have writer share and review my story. At least beta and mentor me. This was the first of many suggestions.