veronicanwrites:

Writing Group Looking For New Members

Are you looking for a supportive, inspiring writing group? One that is majority-LGBT+ and a safe place to share your writing projects and concepts?

The Sin Bin was established in January 2017 by 5 friends who wanted a space to comfortably share their writing before posting it publicly.

While remaining small, the group has grown with events and activities to help members in all phases of their writing journey.

In the ‘Bin, we:

• Post prompts regularly and host monthly events.
• Offer positive-minded, constructive feedback that fits the writer’s parameters.
• Promote a supportive writing environment.

If interested, we are looking for writers who:

• Are 21+ years old.
• Are of all skill levels.
• Write original and/or fanfiction.
• Are looking to improve their craft.
• Will engage with other writers.
• Will read a variety of genres, fandoms, and adult content.

The Sin Bin is a majority feminine-presenting group. We welcome all women, enby/NB, and trans folks.

If you feel this may be the right group for you, or you have any questions, please DM us on twitter @ TheSinBin2017, or private message me here!

veronicanwrites:

Writing Group Looking for More!

Hello, writers!

I host a private writing group/club called The Sin Bin, and I am looking for interested persons who may want to join a small community of fellow writers. The Sin Bin is hosted on a private forum and Discord server, and most of our members are LGBT+ (including myself).

The Sin Bin was established in early 2017 to give my writer-friends and me a comfortable place to share our work and get feedback and tips before sharing it with the wider world.

In the Sin Bin, we:

We are looking for writers:

If the above sounds interesting to you, and/or you have any questions, please message me here: @veronicanwrites

Note: At this time, the Sin Bin is not recruiting cis men.

A signal boost would be much appreciated! [Dated: 5/5/19]

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The great thing about fandom/internet friends vs. friends you meet out IRL, is that when you get to know people for the first time face-to-face, there’s this awkward process of trying to figure out juuuust how much of a dork they are, and how much you can nerd out before you scare them off. Like, you don’t wanna break out the real freaky shit right off. There’s always the impulse to hang back a little, as you try to gauge just how into a thing they are. But with fandom friends? You fucking met them in the garbage heap. You knew their fucked up narrative kinks before you even know their real name. They are screaming their passions into the void. Your friendship comes pre-loaded with already knowing the exact depths of each other’s depravity, and any ordinary-people-shit you have in common is just a bonus. 

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