Club Directory

All Clubs

1. 

   Poetry

   A group dedicated to those who enjoy reading/writing and sharing Christian poetry - covering all themes, eg. praise, hope, love, forgiveness, encouragement, God's creation, daily life ...the list goes on) ~ Free verse or rhymed ~ all abilities welcome. A place to discuss past, present, upcoming projects too!
   • Open Club
   • 70 members
2. 

   Christian Fiction

   This club is here for those who would like to write short Christian fiction stories, but longer ones are welcome too! Our goal is to write Christian fiction literature that glorifies Christ, edifies the reader, and is appealing and encouraging to those that wish to read our work. Please feel free to join! Skill or fancy words are not required!
   • Closed Club
   • 14 members
3. 

   Fantasy Writers

   Group to discuss fantasy fiction, our current projects, and upcoming events
   • Open Club
   • 81 members
4. 

   Test Club

   Testing
   • Closed Club
   • 2 members
5. 

   Faith, Revelation & Theology

   Writers/Readers on the Christian faith, its revelation, and theology; aimed to inspire, exhort, edify, and comfort the Believer.
   • Public Club
6. 

   The Writers Melting Pot (A mixture of genres)

   This group will be for - as the title suggests - books that we don't quite know how to categorize. For example, my writing is in the Christian romantic fiction section, but with added suspense to make it a bit more interesting. I call the genre [romantic fiction] but I usually add that there's also suspense in the story.
   • Open Club
   • 32 members
7. 

   Writers of Science Fiction

   For those who like dropping their characters in a science fiction world.
   • Closed Club
   • 15 members
8. 

   NaNoWriMo

   Stretcher bearing for NaNoWriMo efforts. Give us your topic/hopes/longings. Give us your updates/successes/setbacks. We join together, participants and spectators, to lift our efforts to God.
   • Open Club
   • 21 members
9. 

   Ye Olde Gutenburg

   A Club dedicated to writings which are in the style of the Old English King James (Elizabethan English) Feel free to stop by and develop your own voice. Poetry, Praises, or a place to talk (so long as ye are willing to carry a conversation in an old dialect.) Anything goes, but the goal is fun and learning for all!
   • Public Club
10. 

    Action and Adventure

    A group dedicated to those who enjoy and write Fictional Action and Adventure. Join and lets discuss our current or past projects!
    • Open Club
    • 30 members