Where can I post my fics?

[beckalooby.livejournal.com]

Okay guys, thank you so much for the lovely warm welcome, now I kind of need help again. I wrote my very fist QAF drabble type thing last night and I'm wondering what the best comms I can post it to and join etc. Thanks loves!

EDIT: lots found in comments. Thank you so much to everyone.

Comments

[brianswalk.livejournal.com]

Here are a few drabble communities at which you can post. Maybe not what you have written, as these all follow specific prompts. But keep them in mind for the future.

drabylon: a new QaF prompt is posted every Wednesday

drabblechalleng: A multi-fandom site, they post new photo prompts on the first of each month

And on Insane Journal, they have qaf_drabbles (http://asylums.insanejournal.com/qaf_drabbles/): I believe they post a new prompt on Fridays.

Keep in mind these are true drabble communities. Drabbles are 100 words, no more-no less. This is strictly enforced at Drabylon, and I assume at the other sites, also.

[vlredreign.livejournal.com]

It's enforced at IJ's QAF Drabbles, too. I remember arguing with someone about that, once. That old argument about how the term "drabble" is fluid anymore. Nope. Still means 100 words. :) It's like cheating with Twitlonger on Twitter.

[beckalooby.livejournal.com]

deary me, 100 words? I can't write that...I guess mine is a drabble times five then haha, its almost 500 words, ooopps, can't they just be called a long drabble and 100 word drabble or 200 word drabble etc? *shakes head!*

[brianswalk.livejournal.com]

A true drabble is only 100 words.
Some communities allow drabbles in 100 word increments (100, 200, 300, etc.) up to 1,000. I think that's sort of cheating, personally.

If you are simply writing short fics, under 1,000 words I think is the standard, most folks call those ficlets. I could be wrong, but I think that term is accepted by nearly all.

[beckalooby.livejournal.com]

thank you so much!!! ooh so many!! I'm going to have so much fun!