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European writers site

I have recently started a mailing list for European writers, the EU Writers Yahoo group, and it seems we will soon start our website.
Description: Writers from both from present and prospective member states are welcome.The aim of the group is to provide a place for discussion and getting to know each other.
Writers are welcome to post news about their successes.
Editors and publishers are welcome to join and/or send their guidelines (including the language of submissions).
The idea for the group came as I was looking for groups for European writers, but did not find any, and I still thought there is a need for one. Join.

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