: Re: Best platform to run an online writing contest? First off, 'platform' might not be the best word. I am talking about what you construct a website with, as in Wordpress, vbulletin, etc. I can't

A lot of literary journals manage submissions via Submittable. I've never used it as an admin, but I know you can assign stories to particular readers and it keeps track of correspondence between you and the authors, and of readers' votes and comments.

For submitters, it keeps track of what's been submitted, and the stories' status.

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: Are these dual plots or a plot plus a big subplot? This is an extension to an earlier post. Below are some summaries for a novel outline using the Snowflake Method. I am looking for clarification

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: Need help with hospital dialogue I'm writing a story where the main character gets burned pretty badly. He's admitted into the hospital, and he's on a trolley, which is moving. He just got

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: Dialogue interruptions â€” using em dashes This is my first time in writers, so I apologise if I make a mistake. I've searched for this, but I can't find a concrete and complete answer. Please

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: Lythric has a good start. I would add an old junior high teacher's advice. Don't worry about grammar or punctuation, if you can read it aloud, it is English. Then you can do the old chestnut,

: Re: Best platform to run an online writing contest? First off, 'platform' might not be the best word. I am talking about what you construct a website with, as in Wordpress, vbulletin, etc. I can't

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: Are these dual plots or a plot plus a big subplot? This is an extension to an earlier post. Below are some summaries for a novel outline using the Snowflake Method. I am looking for clarification

: Need help with hospital dialogue I'm writing a story where the main character gets burned pretty badly. He's admitted into the hospital, and he's on a trolley, which is moving. He just got

: Dialogue interruptions â€” using em dashes This is my first time in writers, so I apologise if I make a mistake. I've searched for this, but I can't find a concrete and complete answer. Please

: Lythric has a good start. I would add an old junior high teacher's advice. Don't worry about grammar or punctuation, if you can read it aloud, it is English. Then you can do the old chestnut,

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