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An Epilogue
Maintained by Debbie Ridpath Ohi
What to do if you see a link to Inkspot.com (a heartfelt plea)
After six years of operation (with nearly 50,000 subscribers, 200,000 unique site visitors and over 400,000 page views a month),
The discussion forums were moved
to Writers' BBS (but see below). You also can find farewell messages from staff (including my own) and Inkspot users below.
I've started up a weblog for writers called Inkygirl.
You can find out more about what I'm up to by visiting
my personal homepage,
my daily journal, or
my semi-autobiographical comic strip.
I currently am the
Market Watch columnist for WritersMarket.com.
And if you haven't already, don't forget to visit Moira Allen's Writing World, which is packed with useful articles, columns and links for writers, and also offers a free e-mail newsletter.
Thanks so much for all your letters of support and encouragement; they're much
appreciated.
Keeping writing,
Debbie
Press:
From Margaret Shauers:
The March issue of the Children's Writer's Marketplace (formerly sponsored
by Inkspot) is now online at http://bookbarn.odsys.net/childmkt/.
All of us will miss Debbie Ridpath and the great Inkspot site. We hope
children's writers will click into the new column site and support it as you
have done over the years. Please let us know if other former Inkspot sites
and offerings show up elsewhere. And anyone who has a site, let me
know--maybe we can swap links!
Margaret Shauers and Jerry Crotinger
Brian Rickman has kindly agreed to host the discussion forums formerly
part of Inkspot. New URL:
http://www.writersbbs.com/inkspot/.
The Young Writers' Speculative Fiction group has moved to: The Inkspotted Phoenix.
Moira Allen is publishing an Inklings-like newsletter for writers on
her site, Writing-World.com. You
can also find lots of articles and resources here, as well as Moira's
column, Freelancing 101.
Sal Towse has an excellent resource for writers at:
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