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What options are there to start writing?
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this post was submitted on 17 Dec 2024
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In all seriousness, visit your local library and ask them about it. Most library systems work with local authors to promote their work and regularly hold meetups and workshops for writers. Many cities have local zines, publishers, and anthologies. By getting to know your local writing scene, you can find opportunities to do readings of your work, have works published in collections, and so on.
Third world country with no libraries. But I didnt know that was a thing anywhere. Thats really cool!