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List of 12 subreddits for writers

  1. (about 200K members)

    The subreddit r/writers is a online community dedicated to providing a platform for writers to connect, share ideas, and seek advice on various aspects of the writing process.

  2. (about 300K members)

    The subreddit r/creativewriting is a platform where users can share and discuss their imaginative and original written works.

  3. (about 3M members)

    The subreddit r/writing is a community dedicated to discussing and sharing ideas, tips, and experiences related to the craft of writing.

  4. (about 40K members)

    r/nanowrimo is a subreddit dedicated to supporting and inspiring writers participating in National Novel Writing Month, encouraging them to write a novel of at least 50,000 words within the month of November.

  5. (about 900K members)

    The subreddit r/fantasywriters is a platform dedicated to discussing and supporting aspiring authors of fantasy literature, providing a space to share ideas, seek feedback, and collaborate with like-minded individuals.

  6. (about 70K members)

    r/scifiwriting is a subreddit dedicated to discussing and helping aspiring science fiction writers with their writing, providing a platform to share ideas, get feedback, and improve their storytelling skills in the sci-fi genre.

  7. (about 2M members)

    The subreddit r/literature is a platform where users discuss and share their thoughts, recommendations, and analysis on various forms of literature.

  8. (about 20K members)

    The subreddit r/publishing is focused on discussions, advice, and information related to the publishing industry.

  9. (about 100K members)

    The subreddit r/selfpublish is a community dedicated to assisting and supporting aspiring authors in independently publishing their own written works.

  10. (about 1M members)

    The subreddit r/worldbuilding is a community dedicated to the creation and exploration of imaginary worlds through discussions, ideas, and sharing of content.

  11. (about 100K members)

    The subreddit r/grammar is dedicated to discussions, queries, and tips related to the proper usage, rules, and nuances of the English language.