Ask HN: Where can I find a “literary” equivalent to HN?

Posted by aaachilless on Thursday July 06, 2017 @01:04PM
from the ask-hn dept.

In other words: I come to HN because I'm a programmer and love technology, I come to X because I'm a writer and love language. What are some good values for X?

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Re:Ask HN: Where can I find a “literary” equivalent to HN? by nburr on Thursday July 06, 2017 @02:30PM (#14712685)

LitHub is a very popular destination.

http://lithub.com

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Re:Ask HN: Where can I find a “literary” equivalent to HN? by aaachilless on Thursday July 06, 2017 @04:23PM (#14713624)

LitHub looks interesting but it's more of a publication than a forum, yeah?

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Re:Ask HN: Where can I find a “literary” equivalent to HN? by nburr on Thursday July 06, 2017 @05:48PM (#14714237)

Definitely, although it does have some forum-style characteristics. TTBOMK, there isn't an exact equivalent of HN for literature lovers, and that's likely due to the target demographic.

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Re:Ask HN: Where can I find a “literary” equivalent to HN? by itamarst on Thursday July 06, 2017 @02:27PM (#14712655)

https://write.narwhal.space/ maybe?

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Re:Ask HN: Where can I find a “literary” equivalent to HN? by aaachilless on Thursday July 06, 2017 @04:26PM (#14713648)

Looks very similar to HN but, at a first glance, I don't see much activity there? would your experience contradict this observation?

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