Want feedback on your work?

There are several places to get that much needed feedback on your work.  I have listed a couple of sites with brief descriptions of what you can expect to find there. 

www.critiquecircle.com  This critique system is free of charge as they utilize a credit system.  You leave a critique for a story and then you get credit.  You have to bank up so many credits before submitting your work. 

www.agentqueryconnect.com  This site offers numerous opportunities to get your work reviewed.  There is also a wealth of information for any writer at any stage of the game.

www.absolutewrite.com  Fast paced forums, lots of helpful advice.

www.writeoncon.com  This is a free online conference that happens every August.  Excellent info and while the conference is running, a great place to get some peer input on your work.

Depending on the level of critique needed, you can always explore other options tailored to your specific genre, but the above sites will provide a solid starting point.

Simple bliss

I feel one of the most important things I can do as a writer is help another writer.  Whether that is critiquing a story, offering useful writing tips, or promoting fellow writer's works/and or blogs, I have a complete sense of accomplishment knowing that I've played some small part in allowing someone else to glide over a hurdle that I struggled with.

So I want to take a moment to recognize a few fantastic blogs/sites who keep this a main focus:

http://writershelpingwriters.net/

http://www.publishingcrawl.com/

http://writeoncon.com


Do you know of sites that have content geared towards helping out fellow writers?  If so, please share them.