The secret to successful writing is accountability and productivity; the more you write, the more you improve. Set reasonable goals, throw them out to the universe, strive to improve, and you will succeed. The “original” Write On! started in 1994 at Barnes & Noble in Schaumburg, Illinois. More than 2,000 miles and 7 years later, the writers support group was relaunched in Santa Monica. Now, it is time for Write On! to take its natural next step. Welcome to Write On! Online.
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