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Anonymous06/23/25, 21:36No.24490935
Let's say I was an author and I didn't care about money; That my writing style is new and necessary...
In the current time, where would I "publish" my works, so that some people, the littlest amount over zero, actually took their time and read the whole thing...
Most of -us- in life are invisible, we make no promises, we don't sell value, nothing to excite the greedy hearts, and so no one will take their times to explore our works. But I still would like to try somehow to get at least a few to pause a little and watch the slit...
How should I go about it, make my own site? How do I get people to do more than just glance?
Also don't worry English is not the language I write in, so this post is in no way a foretaste of what I actually write
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Anon06/23/25, 21:37No.24490939
You would publish them on your personal blog that nobody would read. 'Tis the sad truth. Maybe get some friends interested so that the number is like 3 and not 0.
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Anon06/23/25, 21:38No.24490940
>I'm a genius!
>Recognize me!
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Anon06/23/25, 22:49No.24491124
How hard could it be to google "how to self-publish"?
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Anon06/24/25, 24:31No.24491332
>How should I go about it, make my own site?
yep, pretty much. a lot of recent literary figures got their start as bloggers (nick land, mark fisher, etc). i'm told there's lots of serialized "webnovels" too. not my cup of tea, but likely a good venue for you.i'm not a fan of substack, but they're the most normie-friendly. if you can manage your own IT, set up a blog on wordpress or hugo instead.if you want to make a bit of cash, you could do a "first chapter free" model where your first chapter is available to anyone and the rest of the book is either paywalled, downloadable as an ebook, or sold as a physical edition.>How do I get people to do more than just glance?
endorsements from major figures in the communities you want to reach. do the podcast circuit. take out ads in front of relevant videos. fork out the money for a publicist.