This is a group where writers of longer pieces can get feedback, make friends and find connections. Maybe you'll find a few compatible writers and start your own group, or maybe you'll find someone who's willing to trade your novel for theirs... Everybody's welcome, even if you didn't write anything this month. We typically meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of the month at the Chocolati Cafe, Greenwood Ave N, Seattle. We limit attendance to 10 or 12, though, to ensure everyone can give and recei …

Do you have ideas running through your mind all the time that you would like to put into a story that you might even be able to get published one day? Would you like to have others read your writing or listen to your ideas and give you feedback? Would you like to give feedback to other writers about their stories? If yes, then this is the group for you. Who knows, maybe we'll even make some friends in the process of improving our writing. That sure sounds good to me. We'll write for the first 45 …

… Zine makers, gonzo journalists, as well novelists and poets. Writers who sweat every word they put down and don't have any peace until they finish something. Or just don't have any peace period. The blocked, the self-critical, the manic and the hyper prolific are all welcome here. Just as long as you're obsessed. No wannabe careerists or empty nest syndrome dabblers or hobbyists. Just pure fire here! You should join us if: If you are looking for help and critique with a writing project you're wo …

The Kitsap County Writers Group currently holds monthly meetings in north Bremerton (subject to change as we grow). The goal of the group is to be a source of encouragement, motivation, constructive criticism and learning for local writers. The monthly meetings are split between discussion and writing exercises for the first half, followed by a writing feedback ("critique") session. Read the Message Board and Files for an idea of how our meetings work, what constitutes a "critique," tips on w …

It's not you, it's me. . . It's not that I don't want to read your stuff -- I need to write my own first. This group is for writers who are Not looking to share their work or join a class, but who simply want to write. Get Out and Do It. Make it real. Just show up and do your thing. Polish that short story. Start a poem. Write a novel. Flash fiction. Blog. Start a screenplay. Freelance. Stay or leave whenever you want. . . Show up early or stay late to chat. See you there!

… Some activities will be specific to fiction writing; however, writers of all genres, including poetry, are welcome.

This group is for alumni of Hedgebrook programs. (http://www.hedgebrook.org/) Anyone who has completed a Hedgebrook class, residency or event is welcome to join! We seek to serve the community of writers and people who seek extraordinary work by visionary women. Hedgebrook supports a growing global community of women writers from all over the world with residencies at our retreat on Whidbey Island, and programs to connect their work with readers and audiences of all ages.

Let's get together and provide feedback on each other's work. We will meet monthly with new work in hand for others to review, with the hope the deadline will help keep us motivated! The Who and the Why of Seattle Writers' Meetup Who are we? We are the courageous wordsmiths who dare to place their dreamings onto the page. We are a group of writers dedicated to helping one another grow stronger and more confident in the craft of writing. We come from all walks of life, from infinite perspectives …

Welcome to Redmond Roaring Writers! We're a writing/critique group that meets every other Wednesday at the Redmond, WA Panera Bread.  This is a drop-in group, meaning that all you need to do is to print out up to 6 pages (double-spaced) of your current work-in-progress. Be sure to check attendance so you know how many to print out. We critique each piece in turn, aiming for delivering helpful feedback in a supportive environment. Thank you for your interest, hope to see you soon!

I myself have been interested in transitioning to creative writing for years, and along with it have come all the struggles; nailing down story ideas, carving out time to just write, writing without censoring, developing clear and connected descriptions of scenery, action and characters and answering the question, "is what I'm writing any good." This group is open to other creative writers who want the support of a group in doing all of that, to share their work with and to feel free to grow …

Meet other local Science Fiction Writers! Gather to network, exchange ideas, write, and socialize with others who are interested in writing sci-fi, fantasty, and other types of speculative fiction!

Meet other women writers and let creativity bloom! Whether your interest is poetry, fiction, or nonfiction, come find camaraderie and inspiration with us. Our group's activities may include - poets & writers' cafes:  show & tell, reading out loud, writing exercise - workshops by authors - guided exercises - social events: joining other events also possibility - open mics - poetry slams - guest speakers/literary readings - a "writers-on-writing" reading group - discussions on poet …

This is a group for women writers in their 20s and 30s who want to write, give and receive feedback and foster creativity. Twice-monthly Tuesday evening meetings will give opportunities for free writes and sharing current projects to get feedback (first and third Tuesdays of the month). Any and all fiction writers are welcome, short stories or novel-length pieces. This group is for women who want to build relationships with other writers that will provide the feedback necessary to get your writi …

Eastside Author Chat is a safe haven for writers to gather, chat, share frustrations, and participate in workshops and writing challenges. Whether you are a poet, a novelist, or you just like to scribble random things on napkins, this is the group for you. Everyone welcome; all writing styles and all genres.    

We are a scifi and fantasy writing fellowship. What does that mean? Well, I'll tell you my good reader... a group that meets once every two weeks to support each other's scifi and fantasy writing efforts with - editing, critiquing, discussing ideas or just encouraging our floundering efforts. We welcome any length piece of fantasy and science fiction. And be warned, as avid fans of fantasy and science fiction, you will be exposed to certain nerdishness and plenty of particular.

… To read a makeshift manifesto for the group, click here: http://www.meetup.com/Twenty-Something-Artists-Writers-Musicians-of-Seattle/messages/boards/thread/21815602/0/#70417882   The linchpin of this group is our bi-weekly meetup, an informal gathering for any and all members to get together, talk about what we're working on, exchange ideas for future projects, and drum up support for the things (artistic, of course) that matter most to us.   Beyond gathering us all together in one place, I don' …