keinverlag.de
Online community where German-speaking authors publish short texts, poems and parodies and comment on each other's work
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About keinverlag.de
keinverlag.de (KV) is a German-language online community for amateur authors. Members publish texts such as parodies, aphorisms, short texts and poems, and other members comment on them and discuss them.
The site has registered members and guest visitors who can read and react to texts.
The site has been online since 2002.
Product: Web platform where members publish and comment on literary texts.
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