Publishing

My First Story
I was twelve when I self-published my first story. Don't get too excited, I was twelve. My stories were mostly Goosebumps knock-offs or Replica fanfiction or a mix of the two. Still, I loved it.
By L Mincola2 years ago in Writers
~Writers Write!~ Or Writers' Right! Either way it's the right Pun!
Hi, Everyone! Here you will find where and how you can submit work without agents or publicists and enjoy building your portfolio from there! Along with my Big Industry LEAK share... for those pursuing the higher path needing to know which agencies and publicists to contact I will share stuff here on an ongoing basis, so you always have the most up to date information that I have found and know needs to be shared with all of you, so that everyone will have all the best opportunities possible!
By Jennifer Cooley2 years ago in Writers
Ode to the Forgotten Key
In the symphony of existence, where the grand crescendo of novelty often captures our attention, there exists an unsung hero, overlooked yet eternally steadfast. Let us delve into the forgotten corners of our perception and celebrate an artifact of quiet eminence - the unassuming key. This tribute is an ode to the key, an emblem that bridges chasms, unlocks destinies, and whispers tales of yore.
By Brajesh Sharma2 years ago in Writers
THE MYSTIC CREATURE
In a quiet, poor town in Clieve City, there lived a poor baker with his daughter whim the town cherished. On the oposite land , there was a wealthy merchant who was responsible for the town's wealth. the wealthy merchant whom theyall called Feimhell was only seen occassionally in the wee morning hours where he would come to the market sing in a loud beautiful voice but no one dared to cme oout for they feared him out of his appearance, His white skin with fiery red shoulder length hair, green eyes and a bloodstricken lips with two 4 black canines i the midst of the other milk white teeth. Questions were, was he a vampire, a forest animal, a demon or some unfortunate being of nature.
By Damaris Maina2 years ago in Writers
Writing the Change: The political Resonance of Environmental Discourse
Connecting Hearts and Minds: Writing the Change for a Sustainable Tomorrow In a humans teetering on the brink of ecological crisis, the written word emerges as a beacon of hope, guiding us towards a future defined by resilience and harmony. As the sun rises on the purview of a new era, writers don the pallium of environmental crusaders, their pens mighty swords that cut through the haze of apathy and ignorance. This clause embarks on an odyssey through the realm of environmental writing, a journeying that unfurls the stiff socio-political wallop of these words and their power to sparkle transformative conversations.
By EcoSpeaks2 years ago in Writers
THE CURIOUS MADMAN
"The Enigmatic Quest: Chronicles of the Curious Madman" Once upon a time, in a quiet and peaceful town, there lived a man known as the Curious Madman. His name was Edgar, and he was known throughout the town for his peculiar behavior and his insatiable thirst for knowledge.
By Capita Bv2 years ago in Writers
INSECURE
Let me tell you about HIM, about his uncertainty and anxiety, about the things he had to do just to stay relevant, just to be heard and respected...
By Ayomide Adekoya2 years ago in Writers
Publishing your book through a Publisher
Every would-be writer's dream would be to write a book, publish it, get a movie deal, and live life like Dean Koontz. Mine included. So when I finished my book, Memoirs of the In-Between, and it was accepted by Page Publishing on the first submission, I was beyond the moon.
By Hope Martin2 years ago in Writers
Hush Little Baby, Don’t Say a Word — I Think a Crocodile Heard
Some things need no translation. No matter what language you speak, you can probably recognize a fellow human who is cheering in triumph or swearing in anger. If you are a crocodile, you may recognize the sound of a young animal crying in distress, even if that animal is a totally different species — like, say, a human baby. That sound means you are close to a meal.
By Harish2 years ago in Writers
"The Enchanted Atlas: A Journey Beyond the Maps"
In the heart of an old bookstore, nestled between weathered leather-bound tomes, there lay an atlas that whispered promises of adventure to anyone who dared to open its pages. Its cover, adorned with intricate gold designs, held an air of mystery that seemed to pull at the curiosity of anyone who gazed upon it.
By Ahmed jadoon2 years ago in Writers
The Silver Knight
Chapter 1: The Battle Mighty Queen's defenses were impenetrable; no one could breach her castle walls. Many had tried over the years, only to fail. One day, the Queen called upon her bravest knight, the Silver Knight, and assigned him a special mission outside the castle walls. His task was to eliminate a dangerous enemy. As he prepared for battle, the Silver Knight rallied his fellow knights, reminding them of their duty to protect the Queen and the castle. "After the fierce battle, the Silver Knight emerged victorious and returned to the Castle. Mighty Queen and the other knights were there to greet him, but he was so exhausted that he fainted." The next morning, he woke up to find Mighty Queen sleeping by his bedside. She awakened and asked how he was feeling, and he assured her that he would recover. Touched by his dedication, Queen shed tears of joy, knowing that her best knight would continue to serve her. She embraced him and encouraged him to rest.
By Fallking762 years ago in Writers
The Story from 8 Years Ago. Top Story - August 2023.
Eight years ago, I started a story and ghosted it for the next seven. But this time, I'm getting serious. I know I've said it plenty of times before. A thousand times, I'm sure.
By Sarah Glass2 years ago in Writers