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Looking for a writer's group in San Diego
I'm writing a novel and looking for a writer's group in San Diego. I live in the UTC area.
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Permalink Reply by Paula Margulies on -
Hi Adrianna: I'm in a group that meets on Thursday evenings and is looking for one more member. We are all writing novels, and the group includes agented or published writers. If you're interested, please feel free to email me at paulamar@san.rr.com, and I can tell you more about our group.
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Permalink Reply by Jesse Caverly on -
I just arrived in town & am looking for the same thing. Either to join one or start one. I was part of a group in Sacramento, & it had a tremendous impact on my abilities as a writer. If you are interested, please let me know:
remixtdesign@gmail.com
Hope to hear from you.
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Permalink Reply by Michele on -
I too am looking to join a group. I am in the Mission Hills area but am willing to travel around the county.
Michele
dynamicb@cox.net
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Permalink Reply by JohnMac on
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I'm looking for a writing group as well to help me refine my current manuscript. I live in the South Bay Area, but work up on Camp Pendleton so location isn't really an issue for me. If there are any groups with an open slot please let me know. bitrazer@gmail.com
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Permalink Reply by Janet Merrill on -
I live in East County and looking for a writer's group. I'm writing a novel and am finding it a very lonely project. I could use feedback and just have people I could bounce ideas off of.
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Permalink Reply by Joan on -
I just moved back into Carlsbad after leaving CA for a job in Seattle. I would like to express my creative side by starting a non-fiction autobiography and I am looking for a writers group to join.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Hartley on -
I'm a novice writer and would love to find a group in the Clairemont area. I'm only writing short stories at the moment and can't seem to get past the 3000 word mark.
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Permalink Reply by Susannah on
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I live in Northpark and work in La Jolla. I just got out here and really need a new group. I'm writing a novel and found it very helpful back on the east coast to have people to talk to!
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Permalink Reply by Stacy Magic on -
hey all- check out San Diego Writers Ink. they have ongoing writing groups, classes, workshops, etc. great place for a writer.
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Permalink Reply by Joe Hartley on
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I looked into writer's Ink and they charge for everything even a quiet time and space to write. I'm looking for a more informal group, maybe only one or two other people where we can share and comment on our writing.
-Joe-
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Permalink Reply by Ann Hyman on -
Have you found a group, yet? I, too, was frustrated by attempts at joining the writing community and joined Writer's Ink....haven't gotten anything out of it, yet.
I'm interested in finding a group to work on novels. The group I belonged to in the Bay area was comprised of people with finished manuscripts, but am willing to explore other options.
Let me know if you're interested....I've been involved in larger groups and smaller ones, and prefer a group of about 5-6 members.
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Permalink Reply by Ann Hyman on
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Have you found a group yet?
I just moved to the area and am interested in joining or forming one. I am on the San Diego State campus.
The group I belong to in the Bay area is 5 members, all with finished projects.
Am available any evening but Monday, also available weekends or during day.
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3. Be Respectful.
Don't really foresee a problem here, but we gotta say it anyway. Disagreements are fine, but please please don't resort to personal insults and/or name calling. Mean people are not cool and harassment, intentionally inflammatory remarks, and bigotry will not be tolerated.
4. Privacy.
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5. SPAM. Don't.
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