Reciprocal story queues, storyboarding tools and a long-standing community of patient readers.
Catalogue
Writing groups
Filter by genre, how the group meets, and where you are. Online circles stay in the mix unless you ask for in-person only. New to this? The guides cover finding a circle, giving notes, and starting one.
17 groups matching your brief
The classic science-fiction, fantasy and horror critique workshop, run on courtesy and deadlines.
A large online workshop where serious writers trade structured critiques, karma-for-karma.
Historic statewide network of local California branches offering critique, speakers, and writer community.
An advanced science-fiction and fantasy critique group in north London, run by Allen Ashley.
A no-committee circle of published writers on the East Yorkshire coast.
A global co-writing community best known for free live write-in sessions and a large international membership.
Washington-based nonprofit helping writers improve craft and navigate publishing.
Colorado multi-genre fiction organization known for critique groups, education, and an annual conference.
The community keeping the November novel-sprint spirit alive with global online cohorts.
A vast forum for craft, publishing share-cropping, query letters and genre shop-talk.
A global professional association for self-publishing authors, with member community and watchdog work.
A long-running indie-author forum, blunt about what actually sells and what is snake oil.
A paid speculative-fiction workshop descended from the old Del Rey workshop.
The web-serial home for fantasy and science fiction, with an active writer-reader loop.
The professional association for SFF, with Nebula Conference community and member forums.
A dedicated science-fiction and fantasy community with critiques, challenges and shop-talk.