CaptainAristotle answered Tuesday July 12 2005, 12:10 pm: Judging by your correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation, you're in the elite literate 0.5% of the members of this website already. Do you really need all that extra information a class would teach you weighing your brain down? [ CaptainAristotle's advice column | Ask CaptainAristotle A Question ]
M_to_the_E_to_the_L answered Monday July 11 2005, 7:27 pm: check local libraries. They often run community programs. Otherwise check through your school... They could possibly point you in the right direction. And i don't knwo how old you are but if you are in HS... local colleges often offer classes to HS age kids and older. These are college level classes but if you are looking for something challenging this might be the way to go. [ M_to_the_E_to_the_L's advice column | Ask M_to_the_E_to_the_L A Question ]
Draak answered Monday July 11 2005, 2:19 am: You might want to try at your local community college or community center. Or, if you are still in high school, you might want to talk to your guidance counselor, they may have the resources to point you in the right direction. [ Draak's advice column | Ask Draak A Question ]
VixenDark answered Sunday July 10 2005, 8:49 pm: It depends on what you want to write.
My reccommendation is to find a website where you can post your works, then ask for some constructive criticism from other authors there.
twistedsister17 answered Sunday July 10 2005, 5:09 pm: Yeah! Try Writers and Books! Its in the city (Rochester) on University Avenue. You can also go on their website! Its one of those places where you can express yourself and they have cooking, writing, and acting classes! They even have an open mic night. I have been going there for two years now, and I love it! [ twistedsister17's advice column | Ask twistedsister17 A Question ]
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