Thread: Best way to share writing online?
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Old 11-12-2009, 02:51 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by Moejoe View Post
Feedbooks.com is the best, and easiest way to make your work available in as many ebook formats as possible (it's point and click). Although if you're after feedback (of any kind) Feedbooks won't provide it. After 11,000 + downloads of my work I had one review.
For critique I'd go with UtterInanity's suggestion and join an on-line group that is targeted toward writing.
I've heard of feedbooks but I'm just an amateur writer so I don't think I'd feel comfortable going down that road at the moment. Even though it's sharing work freely, I'd still want it to be my best work before going into any kind of book format.

I think an online group is looking to be the best idea so far. Thanks for your advice
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