Writing Websites You May Enjoy

Here are some writing related websites I'd recommend:

http://www.creativewritingprompts.com/#
This is just a bunch of writing prompts. Good for when you are stuck, bored, or feeling particularly creative.

http://www.1000000monkeys.com/index.html
An evolutionary writing site -- where you get to continue the stories you find the most interesting (be sure to look for Captain Whitney's snippents -- they're the best!)

http://www.creative-writing-solutions.com/creative-writing-prompts.html
I didn't actually READ any of these -- so if there are bad/stupid ones, don't blame me! They're all just writing prompts, and it looked pretty good.

http://writersdigest.com/WritingPrompts/
This is one of my favourite places to get writing prompts! Feel free to explore the rest of the website, too. There's some good stuff.

http://languageisavirus.com/
Once again, I did not explore this site entirely, but the Character Name Generator alone makes it worth visiting, I think.

http://www.behindthename.com/
Besides the phone book, this is my favourite place to get names. Or look up the meaning of names. Or just waste time taking/making polls when I should be doing my math homework.

http://www.cicadamag.com/
A teen writing magazine. This is a good place to send in short stories and poems in the hopes that they will be posted and critiqued. Also a good place to send in writing for publication. Also a good place to read other teen's writing. (Have I used "also" excessively?)

http://absolutewrite.com/novels/articles1.htm
This site is amazing! I only read one article (because I'm lazy), but I think there is some definite information to be gleaned from these passages. Another good time waster -- 'cause who really likes doing math homework, anyways? (Besides Tina, but she's a crazy head)

http://theblob.org/raina/prompts/
This is an EXCELLENT site for writing prompts. Mostly, the woman who made it makes me laugh....

http://www.feath.com/idea/idea.htm
This has some good stuff... I'm not feeling particularly eloquent at the moment, just look at the prompts.

I'll post more as I think of them -- and I would be very grateful if you would e-mail me (at authorsunderst@gmail.com) if you have any others that you like.