1. hardcover / paperback
2. physical books / e-books
3. standalone / series
4. single pov / multiple povs
5. dark themes / lighthearted reads
6. happy ending / open ending
7. annotating / keep pristine
8. buying books / borrowing books
9. daytime reading / nighttime reading
10. one read / multiple reads

1. Classics forever or only new releases?
2. Unlimited books or unlimited time to read?
3. Amazing story but bad writing, or beautiful writing with no plot?
4. Reread your favourite book forever or never reread any book again?
5. Only read books under 200 pages or only read books over 500 pages?
6. Always sad endings or always predictable happy endings?
7. Lose the first chapter or the last chapter of every book?
8. Only read books by your favourite author or discover a new author every time?
9. Only read series or only read stand-alone novels?
10. Always have books spoiled for you or never talk about books again?

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Hi everyone!

I wanted to pose this question on here since I love the concept of this website and people seem incredibly nice and welcoming - and I find that quite a few people who love reading, love writing, too!

Does anyone know of a good website for discussing writing with others, maybe even sharing some writing? I used to love Tumblr but feel it's not quite the same anymore and Substack seems quite cold and a little LinkedIn-hustler-esque to me. I'd just love something in the vein of Pagebound where people can discuss and help each other out with their writing.

I'm not even sure such a website exists but thought it was worth asking!

P.S. If the mods think this post isn't quite appropriate for the forum since it's about writing and not reading, please feel free to delete :)