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My personal favorite is a site where I've been active for several years: The Online Writing Workshop. This site is geared towards science fiction, fantasy, and horror writers, so it won't be useful for you if you don't write in those genres. However, the OWW has been the training ground for an impressive list of bestsellers and up-and-coming writers:

N.K. Jemison
Joshua Palmatier
Charles Coleman Finlay
Elizabeth Bear

... and others (I can't seem to find a good list right now).

It's a great place. You'll like it.

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