Writer's Digest Names Creativity Portal a "Best Web Site" for 2006

APRIL 25, 2006 — The Creativity Portal Web site has been chosen by Writer's Digest magazine as one of the "101 Best Web Sites for Writers" in their creativity category for 2006. Creativity Portal has been included in the yearly guide published on the Writer's Digest Web site since 2002 (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006.)

The 2006 (eighth annual) guide of "great writing sites worth your time and attention" published by Writer's Digest has six categories: creativity, general resources, genre/niche, just for fun, publishing resources, and writing sites. The 101 Web sites included in the May 2006 print issue article by Robin M. Hampton were chosen as the most valuable from 1,400 votes.

Following is the description of the Creativity Portal used in the magazine article, with hyperlinks added to the highlighted features:

Creativity Portal Blurb

www.Creativity-Portal.com
For a quick writing prompt, use the push-button prompts. You can also try some craft projects or just enjoy the online comic strip. Subscribe to Newsletter

New Writing Articles

Creative Careers in the Arts: An Interview with Author Naomi Rose
Naomi Rose is a writer and Book Developer with over 30 years in the publications field. She works with writers, frequently first-time book writers, to nurture their book into being.

It's All Write: On Finding & Expressing Your Words
Be bold. Be passionate. Allow yourself the freedom to find your words and to explore your thoughts through words.

Love of the Craft: Looking at Your Preferences and Passions
A quick two-step exercise you can use to take a conscious look at your preferences and passions.

Juicy Journals & Wild Words: Journaling Online
Personal and professional advice for anyone who blogs, writes, or journals online.

Creative Photo Inspiration: Find a Patch of Sunlight
With sunlight as my guide, I am more open to creative epiphanies that may be right in front of my face.

Need Some Writing Inspiration? Try Some RPC: Risk, Passion and Creativity!
You want to write. You really do. But the passion you feel never gets translated into actual writing. And if it does, it doesn't last very long. You run out of steam.

How to Write Relevant Dialogue
The key to good dialogue is twofold: it must convey relevant information while sounding true to natural speech.

Cheeky Characters Write Themselves
Characters don’t achieve free-spirited winner-take-all success through outlines. They become realistic because the author allows them the freedom to pick what comes next.

Journey Into the Imagination — Traveling to the Land of Betwixt and Between
Betwixt and Between is a land of inspiration, and always near...

Writing: Hit Your Muse with a Rock
It’s simple. When a story stalls, that’s your invitation to write whatever comes to mind.

Read our Privacy & Terms of Use before using or downloading anything from this Web site. No portion of this Web site may be duplicated elsewhere except for brief quotations with attribution and hyperlinks to the originating pages on this domain.