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- I found you guys through Writer's Digest 101 Best Websites.
- I did an Open University Creative Writing course, and I got a lot out of it - especially the writing group and critique side of things. But I've let things slide since then. So I came across your group and thought that I could contribute.
- I learned about you through the Internet Review of Books.
- I recently joined a YahooGroup IAG (Independent Authors Guild) and a post had a link to you.
- I was referred by a most precious friend.
- I have reviewed your website and am very interested in joining your group.
- I found this website by doing a yahoo.com search for online writing critque websites.
- I found the IWW site while poking around on the internet in search of just such a place.
- I found you by following a few links off of other links, but I do not know the direct connection.
- A search engine led me to your site.
- I found you through a general search.
- This list was recommended by a friend.
- Internet search.
- There I was skipping around the Internet, looking for information on investigative poetry as a flash fiction technique, clicking one link after another, bouncing into cyber stars and I tripped over a group called the IWW.
- I found your site from a website called Children's Writing Resources.
- I found this list via WWW search.
- I was introduced to your site by a member of my local writer's group who makes a living as a freelancer with local and state publications.
- I cannot remember exactly how I found your website but I believe I Googled "young adult writing workshops" and your site was listed on the first page.
- In answer to your query, I recently read on Max Barry's (the Australian writer) website how your workshop had really helped him.
- I completed on On-line writing course with Wendee Holtcamp in May. She recommended that class members join IWW nfiction.
- I read about how valuable the writer Max Barry found your site and am therefore interested in getting involved.
- I stumbled upon the Internet Writing Workshop blog when googling for a website on literary agents, I don't remember exactly what I typed in since I bookmarked it months ago.
- I found this website in the Writer's Digest list of 101 Websites.
- Send nominations to include The Internet Writing Workshop for next year’s list to Writer's Digest with “101 Best Websites” as the subject (deadline is January 1, 2009).
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