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Second Life Condenses Time, Expands Resources for Writers

by Joan Kremer on April 25, 2009 · 3 comments

in Adventures, Benefits of SL, Opportunities

Second Life collapses time.  Case in point: my almost-lifelong effort to find or start a writers’ group for sharing and feedback. For creative writers, the value of sharing their writing with other writers and getting feedback, support, and helpful critique is immeasurable.  Some writers even say it’s essential for getting published.  Whether that’s true or not, [...]

Tagged as: authors in SL, NaNoWriMo, SL open mic, Story Mountain Center for Writers, TLE Educational Network, writers resources

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Seven Lessons I Learned from Doing NaNoWriMo 2008 Virtually

by Joan Kremer on December 3, 2008 · 3 comments

in Adventures, Benefits of SL, Places for writers, Virtual tools

Well, I was proved wrong once again:  Participating in National Novel Writing Month was incredibly more challenging and far more rewarding than I ever expected! I herewith apologize to all my writer friends whose participation in previous NaNoWriMos I discounted — don’t ask if you were one; I’m too embarrassed to say — and now [...]

Tagged as: group creativity, NaNoWriMo, National Novel Writing Month, Q10, SL NaNoWriMos, virtual writing community, WriteMonkey

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NaNoWriMo & Second Life: A Powerful Combo for Novel Writers

November 6, 2008

It’s National Novel Writing Month!
(What???!! You’ve never heard of NaNoWriMo??!! Go directly — do not pass Go, do not collect $200 — go directly to www.nanowrimo.org. For the rest of you, read on…)
For years I’ve observed my fellow writers come together with other writers from all over the world and cheer each other on [...]

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