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veinglory- 04-07-2005
Workshopping Longer Stories
E-GROUPS: Forums are best suited to posting information and chatting. If you are after serious workshopping and critique of substantial manuscripts we recommend that you join one of our associated e-groups. Erotic Romancers-- This is a new yahoo-group for seeking and providing critique for any erotic romance writing. Members are expected to particpate regularly and to provide feedback for others. More information is available here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/erotic_romancers/ Slash and Hack-- This pre-exisitng group is associated with the Forbidden Fruit E-zine. This group is suitable for serious writers of homoerotic material or gay romance. please request membership here: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SlashandHack

Lamia- 03-04-2007

Thank you so much. Just what I need... two new Yahoo groups. What would I do without you, Em? :roll:

veinglory- 03-04-2007

I am not sure how busy those groups are right now? I must go have a look.

Lamia- 03-04-2007

Don't know why this was showing on my screen as a new post... It's two years old! They don't seem busy at all, so that's fine.

veinglory- 03-04-2007

Forumer's ways are mysterious.

Ash- 06-21-2007

Hi does anyone know if these yahoo groups are still active? Only I’d like to join, but it’s not worth me signing up for yahoo if there’s nothing going on, and I can’t see for myself without an account. Oh, and if the groups are dead, can anyone recommend ones that, well, aren’t? Thanks

mychael_black- 06-21-2007

Erotic Romancers isn't doing anything. Slash and Hack is open, but rather quiet. If you write m/m, PM me and I'll give you contact info for a crit/beta group for m/m authors. :)

Crimpson- 03-16-2008

Yeah the yahoo group Erotic Romancers is pretty much dead.... so i have two chapters of a story I've been working on, i haven't been able to get any feedback what so ever yet and I'm worried it may not be as good as i think it to be... its 5148 words and I'm wondering where I can post it...

veinglory- 03-16-2008

I would suggest perhaps posting it in sections in the same thread to encourage people. I have noticed that more than 3000 words at once tends not to get as much of a response. Or you might try posting and excerpt and also asking for a one-to-one beta reader?

Anonymous- 05-29-2008
hi
Thank you so much.

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