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…are they all like this or just the ones in Maine?
I was just reading this thread on Reddit, which has nothing to do with writing groups at all, but within the comments, someone mentioned writing groups, talked of not being able to find a group that wasn’t all, what they called “pretenders pretending to be writers and never writing anything at all”, and it got me thinking, yeah, I had the same experience.
https://www.reddit.com/r/writers/s/FuAK1MZZ1R
I stopped going to offline writing groups. Used to attend several different ones, as I was in an area that had 3 or 4 going on any given month. But, it quickly became clear that PUBLISHED writers, were not welcomed at any of them.
Every group, the exact same thing happened. I’d attend for a few weeks/months, and we’d sit around talking about writing, talking about writing goals, talking about character creation, talking about world building…
Notice how we was always TALKING, but never WRITING?
Well that was fine, I’d bring paper and pens in case we ever did write, but we never did, and I could write at home, so I wasn’t bothered by it because I was spending time with other writers.
However, in every group it would eventually happen that someone new would join and their first day, they’d ask:
And in every case there would always be someone quick to say:“OH no, we are ALL amateurs. NO ONE HERE has EVER been published. You don’t really think PUBLISHED authors would be in a writing group do you?”
And then I’d say: “I’m published.”
They’d all be shocked and horrified, and a few would always get openly hostile and say “published authors don’t belong in a writing group.”“published authors don’t belong in a writing group.”
Wait, what? Why?
Oh they had reasons too.
One railed how published authors were all smug, another added that they were greedy and money hungry, another said published authors were not REAL writers because they didn’t write for art,
…they all had a lot to say about tortured starving artists and how that was their goal in life…
…wait, really? Your GOAL is to be a STARVING ARTIST?
What?
They went full on bat shit crazy, at first lashing out at the new member for daring to commit the sin of having a goal of publishing, then at me for having committed the full on crime of having already been published.
Good god!
The new writer would ignore them, ask when I published, where, how, what, and my answer is ALWAYS what would send the whole kit caboodle of them into a frenzy because:
…and in every case of the group suddenly connected that:
… this was ALWAYS followed by weird changes to the group.
Usually from that day forward 90% of the group would no longer attend, and the few who did would say they were going to quit the group citing: “I’m not comfortable around published authors, I just want to hang out with writers.”
Group leaders would change the groups to be Skype chat only, and or completely move the location of their group to a different town entirely…one moved the group a full 5 hour drive all the way across the state!
In every single offline writing group, it became glaringly obvious that “US WRITERS don’t associate with THEM PUBLISHED AUTHORS” but I have no clue why.
In total it was well over 200 people in a relatively small area of Southern Maine, whom ALL had this weird hive mind that: writers and authors are not the same thing and should NEVER be seen in the same room together.
But I have to ask, how do they think authors got published if they did not first write?
The mindset that authors are not writers and writers are never to associate with authors, is just mind boggling to me and I simply do not understand it at all.
It was like, they just wanted to TALK about writing and they didn’t want their writing TALK to be interrupted by anything that might remind them writers eventually have to WRITE something.
It was just so bizarre.
When it happened the first time, I just thought it was that one group.
But it happened over a dozen different times, in groups all across the state in two years, and now I realize it’s some kind of trend, for “writers” to get together and talk about writing, so long as no actual writers who actually write things ever show up.
And… well… that’s what a lot online writing groups remind me of, when I see them talking about how they want to write but they don’t want to read.
I feel like a lot of the ones who say they hate to read, also really don’t want to write either. They just want to talk about writing.
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