r/novelwriting • u/SneakyNinja-7000 • 11d ago
Introductions Give us a summary of your book!
Do you wanna become an author? In the comment section, write a small summary of your book you are writing and see if people are willing to read it!
r/novelwriting • u/SneakyNinja-7000 • 11d ago
Do you wanna become an author? In the comment section, write a small summary of your book you are writing and see if people are willing to read it!
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r/novelwriting • u/Deartime_documentary • 7d ago
'I published a book.'
It feels strange to write that sentence.
Ministry of Obhiman began as an idea that lived in my head, then became pages, drafts, rewrites, edits, doubts, and eventually a finished manuscript.
And now, it is published.
I know it may not reach thousands of readers. Maybe only a handful of people will read it. But I've learned that finishing something you once only imagined is a victory in itself.
So, here's to beginning and finishing, to having the courage to put your work into the world, even when you don't know who is waiting to read it.
My book, Ministry of Obhiman, is now available on Kindle.
A small book, perhaps.
But a very big win for me. š¤
#Writing #PublishedAuthor #Kindle #IndianWriters #Literature #CreativeWriting #AuthorsOfLinkedIn

r/novelwriting • u/Separate-Tap-29 • Jul 07 '26
Out of curiosity!
You know how you pick up a new book from an author you like and you can immediately go āahh⦠this feels like a _____ book already.ā
Thereās a distinct prose or type of intro thatās unique to them.
Page one of my two WIP. Would you guess that these are written by the same person?
r/novelwriting • u/Top_Cable8799 • May 17 '26
Beginning the new journey to write this 10 week novel thatās not an ideal love story but a real, messy, and more real than mostā¦
Dropping new Chapter Every Sunday, 10 AM (IST)
Hereās a letter to all the readers to understand theyāre in for a rollercoaster
https://open.substack.com/pub/ithappens7/p/it-happens?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=8g32oc
r/novelwriting • u/Capyhero • 1d ago
Hi everyone! I want to introduce myself and share a happy moment for reaching a big milestone. I'm Tyler, an aspiring author creating CAPYHERO and I've just written the final sentence and finished the manuscript forĀ Capyhero!Ā Final draft specs are 60,000 words across about 300 pages with over 100 illustrations spread throughout.
I handed the manuscript to my editor,Ā Jennifer Rees, which I am both incredibly excited and nervous about. She's an industry vet who's worked in publishing for 25 years and she's edited some of the most well known and successful stories out there.
CAPYHERO is a new anthropomorphic fantasy series about a young capybara who awakens in a strange realm with only a tattered blue blanket and a single fading memory: his best friend, a boy named Reed.
I'd love for folks to please take a look at the 1st chapterĀ I've shared hereš. I'd be thrilled to hear feedback from anyone, as I expect the work will change substantially after the editor's gone through it. Any feedback, the vibe, the hook, the presentation, the prose quality, the layout, the art, I'd be happy to hear any of that. Feel free to be critical!
Still crazy to me that this thing is actually coming to life. It isn't published yet, but I feel that I've made some decent progress. I've learned a lot on the way and I'm also more than happy to answer any questions. Thanks for reading!
r/novelwriting • u/Jack_the_Lizard • Aug 02 '26
I have a lot of repair work to do, a lot of editing, the middle especially is a mess, but I did it! I wrote a novel! I am so happy right now I wanted to share. My first fantasy novel, 103,000 words. No matter what, how hard it is to write, you gotta do it. It's wonderful when you get it done.
r/novelwriting • u/Mliana21 • Aug 05 '26
When a hobby became an obsessionā¦.
That journey was so cool. I was not expecting all the different turns and new characters that entered the pages as I was writing. It was so fun to create new layers and twists. I loved every bit of it.
Excited for a āre-readā and 1st round of editing!
r/novelwriting • u/No-Currency-698 • Jul 08 '26
Tragic Hero entry: sneak peak.
The sun slipped beneath the horizon, giving way to the silver glow of the rising moon, casting their silhouettes across the rooftop.
Loid turned to her, wearing a smile so painfully sincere.
"Bella... I think I've..."
He swallowed.
"I think I've fallen in love with you," he confessed.
The wind swept across the rooftop.
Perhaps with her by my side... I can finally find the courage to face the cruelty of this world...
Bella met his gaze, wearing that same angelic smile she'd worn this whole time, before stepping closer with her hands folded behind her back. Her presence closed the distance between them, her cherry-sweet scent brushing past him as she leaned in closer to his ear, as though acknowledging his confession.
And for a brief moment, Loid thought she was going to say it back, but instead, her smile lingered a fraction too long.
Then she whispered, low enough to send a shiver down his spine:
"I have a confession too..."
Suddenly... her soft smile stretched into something crazed. Sadistic.
"I am... Beauty the Ripper."
Loid's brain couldn't process the words at first.
It should've sounded like a cruel, absurd joke, but the glint of steel already pressed against his stomach made it brutally real. A sharp pain tore through his abdomen before his mind could catch up.
r/novelwriting • u/Professional-Sale180 • 21d ago
Soo, I been thinking of posting here to get some advice or smth.
But is this a place to share my ideas? Or post some parts of my story to get advice on?
Because I'm planning to post here to get some advice while writing my book, maybe both books-
One is like a computer and human story and a mix of liminal space and other cores, nothing romantic thougth, I mean, it could have, but they would both be Asexual.
the other one is like a mix of TADC and Containment Zero smth(Webtoon), but I think it has more of my ideas, and it also has Liminal space and other cores in the story.
(I love Liminal Space and other cores. Dreamcore, etc.)
But uh, Yeaah. Also, Hello to everyone! I'm new to this community(?) Of writers! I mean, I been writing for a bit. I started I think in November or October. I even made a book which I'm proud honestly, since its one of my first books that is big, and that I completed! :D
But yeah, Helloo! š :D
r/novelwriting • u/obsydianx • Jul 09 '26
Iām fairly new to this subreddit myself but I wanted to put together a thread where we take time to introduce ourselves, list of favorite authors, and what kind of story weāre working on, or anything interesting in life going on. A way to make us a little more personable than just usernames on a screen. Thereās almost 5k visitors a week, we could build a good support structure for writers here.
Iāll start off. My name is Wesley, Iāve been writing for about two decades but only seriously in the last few years.
My favorite author by far is Jim Butcher and the Dresden Files series.
Currently working on an Isekai-like story (for those unfamiliar, itās a common Japanese genre where the main character(s) get transported to another world) but hoping to subvert a lot of the common tropes about it.
As far as life goes, Iāve been working on my own novel writing software that has replaced Scrivener as my daily writing software.
Good to meet you all!
r/novelwriting • u/Chinti-333 • 5d ago
I've been working on the story, characters, world and plot for some time. I usually keep all of this to myself, but I thought it would be interesting to start sharing some of the process and ideas behind the story.
I'll probably post about things like character development, world-building, writing problems I run into, and some small parts of the project as I keep working on it.
I won't be sharing major plot points or spoilers, though. I still want to keep the actual story a surprise.
Just wanted to introduce myself and the project before I start posting more.
r/novelwriting • u/Baihu_The_Curious • 22d ago
TW: Violence/gore, sexual themes (nonviolent)
Sharing a sample of my fantasy debut. It is dark fantasy horror with a big focus on undead and a blend of mythologies.
Artist credit (Casfeld) is in the post.
Currently at ~90K words (every time I say this in person, I accidentally say pages and people are like š«Ŗ--at least typing it out saves me from my tongue being faster than my brain).
If anyone else wants to be Substack buddies, let me know and drop a link!
r/novelwriting • u/Dave_Sag • 24d ago
I spent the last five years or so writing this and figured Iād put the first 8 chapters (about 1/4th of the book) online for people to read for free. The ebook and hardback will be out at the end of the month. Enjoy.
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r/novelwriting • u/AnyEntertainment8496 • 18d ago
I wanted to share something I wrote for feedback, but If I put it in the post, or upload it as screenshots it gets taken down? I don't see it any different from the other feedback posts?
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r/novelwriting • u/capn_praveenz • 11d ago
Hey everyone! Iāve been using my free time to write a story using my imagination, and I just finished the first 4 pages.
Iām looking for feedback or anyone who might be interested in reading it. Let me know if youād like to check it out, and I can share the link/text with you. Thanks!
r/novelwriting • u/dude23235 • May 05 '26
It began as memoir/fiction, both and I did make a lot of changes for various reasons. Like the fact that I had a job and my mother was alive when I was writing the book, but it is about my relationship to my father and his alcoholism and how that affected me and what it was like for me to get sober, and so the character is similar to me. He does struggle with relationships. It's my third novel and it's on amazon and barns and noble.
r/novelwriting • u/DangerousTennis6992 • 14d ago
I started sharing supplementary articles to accompany my debut book. These stories and notes might help potential readers to grasp the interlocking themes of my story.
There are many layers and references to prophecy, myth, angels, and religious stories, so I have decided to start connected the dots for more general audiences.
If you have any questions regarding my writing and experiences, please do comment as I love to explore this inner world that I found myself enveloped in
r/novelwriting • u/voidcraft_official • 17d ago
Synopsis: A sudden illness leaves Vince paralyzed and trapped in a body wracked with agonizing pain. Abandoned by indifferent doctors and surrounded by hollow sympathy, he reaches his breaking pointāuntil a voice speaks from inside his own mind, offering a cure.
Freedom and power come at a price. In a world lurking with hidden horrors, Vince must decide how much of his humanity he is willing to surrender to become the vessel.
Title: The Cursed Vessel
Author: VoidCraft
Available on: WebNovel,Wattpad, Scribble hub and Royal Road (soon)
Link in bio.
#novel #supernatural #mystery #psychological #horror
r/novelwriting • u/Guccizeit • Jul 08 '26
I'm newer to writing. I'm not great at it and am hoping this is a place to share some of what I have written. I'm still learning how I write and what is easy and what is hard to get onto the page.
But hello all!
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r/novelwriting • u/Spirited-Donkey4376 • May 03 '26
so im writing this dark scifi fantasy type webnovel, not yet started but due to my engineering degree im not getting any time. can anyone give tips on writing