Cow Pasture Chronicles : My Top Twenty Websites for Writers

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I don’t know about you, but I rely on the expertise of other writers and bloggers. I have collected an array of blogs that are my go-to resources for writing advice, critiques, editing, grammar, writing prompts, research, publishing, and blogging.

I’m sure you have your favored sites, but I thought I would share with you my top 20 websites for writers. Enjoy and if you have one, you think my readers, or I would like them, please pass the link on in the comment section below.

Fiction University with Janice Hardy – one of all time favorite resources on writing.
WOW- Women on Writing – designed to support women writers through all stages of writing.
Live Write Thrive with CS Lakin – copywriter, editor, and writing coach.
Writer Unboxed – all about the writing of fiction.
The Review Review – a source for all writers interested in submitting to literary magazines; read reviews and interviews with the editors, her.
Mash Stories – started out as a competition site, now a platform.
Every Writer’s Resource – Literary Magazine with all kinds of resources for the writer.
Now Novel– a structured method to help anyone write a novel.
Story Medic – professional editing blog.
Crimespree Magazine – an award-winning print magazine that covers all aspects of crime fiction writing.
Melissa Sugar Writes: Have You Heard -if you love legal thrillers, Melissa is your gal.
The Short Mystery Fiction Society Blog – Markets for mystery and crime short fiction.
Crime Writer Sue Coletta – A crime writer’s resource.
The Memoir Writing Club – Mentors and courses for those interested in memoir writing.
Sister’s in Crime – With chapters all over the US, this organization’s mission is the recognition, advancement, and development of women crime writers.
One Stop for Writers – the library of resources for storytellers and writers.
No Rules, Just Write – CJ Lyons – Pediatric ER Doctor turned thriller writer.
Writer’s Digest – both print and online magazine with every resource the writer may need.
Mystery Writers of America – open to the public, this organization is for crime writers (all levels).
Freelance Writing – Everything you need to know to get started and more.

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