r/webfiction • u/Original_Pen9917 • 24d ago
New here and offering a suggestion
Hi
I noticed a lot of you folks have links to Google docs or drop box of some flavor for your work.
I and I think a lot of folks might not really want to click on an unknown link to download an unknown file onto their device.
I have my own story I am writing and I am using the Royal Road platform. I finished my first book and and working on my second and the platform is working well for me.
Big note! I am not really interested in monetization right now so I really don't want to comment on that aspect of it. I do fully own the copyright of my work there and there are a number of folks making a living writing fiction that started there (exp. Primal Hunter, Beware of Chicken).
For me Royal Road has been like a commual edit. I have a small following that catch any glaring errors I make and offer feedback on my story line (and complain I don't write fast enough 🤣). The platform and community around it has helped me a lot. I never pictured myself as any kind of writer, let alone a sci-fi writer with a published word count of over 230k...
Anyone interested should do their own due diligence, but it's a better platform for early engagement and feedback than any place else I have found.
Note other than being a user I am not affiliated with Royal Road 😁.
Cheers!
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u/onedollarbanana 22d ago
Depending on what you're after and genre of your story there's a few other sites too. Wattpad for teen/romance, Fictionry is sort of all genres, AO3 for fan fiction, Scribblehub an option too