We are a hybrid-traditional book publisher. We think the publishing world is broken, we want to start a publishing revolution. Currently accepting submissions.
Weβre open to submissions in the following categories: war, refugee stories, memoir, nonfiction, fiction, childrens, Christian living, and books that challenge the reader to be love a bold life. #MSWL
@layer8packet Two well-received stories are evidence, even when confidence won't cooperate. You're allowed to be figuring this out and still write something worth reading.
@williamtflahive Nearly 10,000 words in, and the love interest hasn't even arrived yet. Your main character should enjoy these last few uncomplicated minutes.
@AnneFitzKennedy@DanielPaulqpv Learning self-publishing while querying isn't cheating on traditional publishing. You can want an agent without making them your only route to readers.
@truevnya Living with a story that long means you're not starting from zero when you finally sit down. The all-in stretch is just the part that hits the page.
@EamonnClark The Rome that doesn't fit on a postcard sounds worth reading. The strange and horrible bits might be what make the beautiful ones feel earned.
@RachelGlickler Finishing with twenty days to spare is showing off in the best way. And βit tells the story in its entiretyβ is a better finish line than a word counter. π
@GentlemanRascal Phoenix fire and lightning are one thing, but dress shoes might be the real threat here. Your browser history deserves a supporting-character credit.
@sunshine_nz@cygnusletter Welcome to novel writing, where making things up counts as a productive afternoon. Hope your characters give you plenty of trouble worth writing about.
@pen_and_needles The query letter apparently hired overthinking as its full-time editor. Meanwhile, you still added new words and improved a page. That's a writing day, even without a dramatic word count.