How People Find the IWW

• I heard about this workshop through the website of a writer who contacted me (for reasons unknown) on my MySpace site.
• I was a member of the list a few years ago. I stopped participating because of lack of time, but remember it as an excellent and inspiring learning environment.
• A co-worker let me know about it.
• Found your site via a Google Alert re the Iowa Writer's Workshop.
• How did I hear: A co-worker and current list member
• I found IWW by typing into google "online writing forums," this looked like the most comprehensive and encouraging (i.e. weekly practices).
• Referred by: A Google websearch.
• I found your site by wading through a number of pages under the heading "Writing Groups". The fact that you were internet based urged me to read your site carefully.
• I discovered this Practice list online. I wanted to find a structured writing group for beginners and I stumbled upon this one, being the best fit. Originally I searched through Google and I can't recall the name of the site but it referenced this group.
• Found you through Willamette Writers bulletin board
• I did, however, learn about the Internet Writers Workshop from Max Barry, one of my favorite authors.
• I used to be a member of the Internet Writing Workshop about eight or nine years ago.
• I found you several years ago simply by searching the Internet for "test" or "beta" readers.
• How I found out about IWW: I belonged to IWW for a couple of years in 2005-06
• I researched the internet to find a good site and yours seems to be very good.