Get involved: Play an active part in the writing community
Published:
April 7, 2010 Writing may be a solitary endeavor, but a writer’s life shouldn’t be.
Playing an active role in the literary community will introduce you to
new people and opportunities, and it will add an overall sense of
quality to your writing life. When it comes to writing, community is
reciprocal: We get what we give.
There are many ways to get involved, and doing your part needn’t be time-consuming. In fact, you can contribute your skills from the comfort of your own
home. Many journals need book reviewers. Alternatively, you can use
your blog or Web site as an opportunity to connect books with readers. |
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