You cannot remove reviews on your own stories, and you must submit a ticket to remove your story or delete your account.Popular stories receive much feedback and viewership in the millions.Site does not claim ownership of your work, copyright stays with you.Site is affiliated with Amazon, has been running for several years, and is based in Israel.Haven’t used it myself, looks nice, but here are the main points interested writers should know: This was suggested in the replies, so I did some research. Royal Road | Original & fan fiction | Covers Opt. Kinda saw that coming, but it was a nice little place. There are wonderful readers and writers on both sites, but overall it’s an unsafe environment I can no longer recommend ( further info).Ī decent alternative to FF.net is Fictionpad. I don’t want young or amateur writers going through that, and the rest of us don’t deserve harassment either. This attracts many trolls, spammers, and critics who feel you’re entitled to their extremely negative opinions of your work. Popular Genres: romance, young adult, supernatural, celeb fic, imaginesįictionpress & Neither site allows you to remove reviews, delete your account, or budges an inch about harassment reports. Major Demographics: Female, LGBTQ, pre-teens & teens. Adult Material allowed, but Explicit material banned. Finding stuff you actually like is difficult, thus finding readers has gotten harder. Stories are recommended to you based on either your click history, or just whatever they are trying to promote right now. Results for a specific title bring back the most popular stories that are abstractly related to your search, if at all. The search function and organizational system are completely useless. Overall, the site’s attitude has moved from encouraging creatives for the sake of creativity, to encouraging a few writers to churn out mediocre pop-lit so the site can profit. This was done partly to increase Wattpad’s share in the “books to TV” market. There is also a “premium” version where I assume you pay not to have ads and commercials interrupt your reading…this is a given on other story sites, but okay.
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Some accounts exist solely to create free graphic designs for other writers.Ĭirca 2018, Wattpad introduced the “Paid Stories” feature to earn money for writers who fit specific criteria. Besides writing, a useful and appreciated skill to have on Wattpad is the ability to make book covers. In-line comments and a profile message board help make this the most interactive writing site I’ve used yet. Here, some writers receive tons of feedback and appreciation, but most receive very little. Wattpad | Original & fan fiction | Covers Req. They are backed by a non-profit organization (OTW) that defends creators’ legal right to create and distribute fan media. For this reason, AO3 regularly takes in smaller archives that cannot continue functioning on their own.
The purpose of AO3 is to preserve fanworks so they can’t be taken down or deleted by third-parties as has happened to other fanfic sites in past. Lets you group individual stories into a series, and has various features for sharing/gifting your work with others.
Ships, subject material, and trigger warnings can also be tagged for search (or weeded out). Another useful feature is “orphaning” a story so that people can still enjoy it, but it is no longer in your name.Ĭrossover friendly, so you can finally post that multi-fandom fic and tag each property for search.
You can also set individual stories to “users only” along with other useful privacy options. Some written feedback, especially if you ask for it, but the “kudos” button is open to the public so anyone can leave their mark of approval. High viewership, exceptionally well organized, and ad-free. Here are writing sites I’ve explored along with brief reviews of my experience in using them:Īrchive Of Our Own (AO3) | Fanfiction only ** | No covers - Invite only, but getting in isn’t hard. Even a few chapters or a poem can be uploaded online to get a little audience feedback. If you seek feedback and advice from readers and writers, or just want to share your fanfic, you might consider posting a draft or two. Not every writer wants to post their work online, however there are positives to doing so.
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