How did you discover Mythic Scribes?

[Noma Galway]

I haven't done this yet, but I think I probably should. I was looking up some information on archery, and Google led me to the "ask me about archery" thread. I looked around the site a bit more (After finding the information I needed--thanks guys!) and was hooked. So I joined. But I have been spending way too much time here :/. Oh well...it's research, right??

 

[Michael J. Tobias]

I found it via a link that was shared on another writing group, but now which writing group escapes me, since I saved the link to instapaper and didn't bother to record the source. After reading the article to which the link pointed, I read a couple more and decided to register for the forums, and the rest is future

 

[Anniekins]

I'd googled 'writing aids' and a post came up about 'the timeline project'... after that i decided to join.

 

[Logos&Eidos]

I don't even remember I was searching for either writing sites or world building and this one Mythic Scribes came up.

 

[PS1]

I think I Googled something about wordcount per chapter for a YA fantasy. Lots of forum posts in the responses but this one looked promising.

 

[Maurice]

Searched on Google.

 

[Hananas59]

I found this on Google, searching for worldbuilder forums.

 

[KairiLayne]

I found this great site by conducting research on starting a cult. "Diabolical Cult" caught my attention. I enjoyed the article so much that I keep coming back. No, I'm not going to personally start a cult, but my lead character in my new novel is.

 

[Tom]

Searching for writing advice on archery in fantasy, and stumbled upon Caged Maiden's article here. I lurked about for a few weeks before joining, mostly to make sure it was my sort of thing. It was!

 

[sankunai]

I was searching for writing communities, and this one popped up on google. There were a few others, but this one drew me in!

 

[Philster401]

I was looking for help for making fantasy capitals so I came across this site and looked around this website for a bit then signed up.

 

[ArenRax]

I did a google search for 'fantasy writing forum'. Was on the front page.

I did the exact same thing. and so far this is the best Fantasy writers forum that i have found.

 

[Mark]

Duck Duck Go

 

[Reilith]

Googled for fantasy writing forums. It was at the top of the page. I entered, liked what I see and voila.

 

[AnxietyDragon]

Hey - i was looking for some ideas for a section in my graphic novel and i goggled - fantasy writer forums

you were on the first page and i liked the look of this one!

 

[Blink]

I googled "fantasy writing forum" . This site was the first result. Good statistics I suppose.

When I was a wee lad I would participate in forum role-play. I thought I would rekindle the old flame.

 

[Ireth]

I googled "fantasy writing forum" . This site was the first result. Good statistics I suppose.

When I was a wee lad I would participate in forum role-play. I thought I would rekindle the old flame.

If it's roleplay you're after, we've got a lot of that! Check out Dragon's Egg, Flat Earth and Winds of Ysgard to see if anything tickles your fancy. I have no idea if the Mythic Archipelago is still in action.

 

[SD Stevens]

Threw Twitter [emoji2] you guys followed me so your effort made me curious [emoji2] and it was well worth it too. I love this place. Everything you need all in one place and plenty of adults. I have found a lot of writing communities that are over run with kids writing anime stuff!! Don't get me wrong I don't have a problem with kids/teens but it has to have a balance.


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[Sonichen]

I did a search on Yahoo.

 

[AkamaruGames]

Googled for writing forums and came across this.