(In case you missed them, check the previous episodes here and here) Breaking news! Your book has just shown up on Jessica’s screen (why Jessica? I don’t know *shrugs*). The moment you’ve been waiting for has come at last. But Jessica continues browsing her home page. Yes, a spot in the ‘hot zone’ could be the final destination of your story. To understand why Jessica … Continue reading CRUISING THROUGH WATTPAD: WAR OF TABS, CLASH OF CLICKS
So, do you think you have an enticing story? Check. Bearing in mind that we have like 200 million books floating in the orange cloud, how do you think your potential readers will find you? A miracle? Sure, it will do. But just in case your miracle is a bit late for any weird reason, you should take the reader’s seat for a few minutes … Continue reading Cruising through Wattpad: The Hotspot Lottery
Last year, I was invited to an ‘e-conference’ on Wattpad called The Write Conference. I even got a badge. I was supposed to share the wisdom I had acquired during my journey through Wattpad to help its writers—especially new ones—find an answer to their most frequently asked question: how can I get my work noticed on Wattpad? A bunch of veteran Wattpaders claimed they found my talk useful, though. … Continue reading Cruising through Wattpad: How do I get more reads?
No, it’s not the fourth book in Tales of Gorania. It’s the first. The Warrior’s Path is going to be published! Masolon’s tale is becoming a ‘real’ book! You might be wondering if the rest of the series is going to be published too, and the answer is, hopefully, yes. It depends of course on The Warrior’s Path success, and who knows? We may see … Continue reading One Big Announcement
With the last chapter in Clash of Kingdoms published yesterday, fingers are crossed in anticipation for the next post from Karim. Despite the satisfying conclusion of the main characters in the third book, the readers are still waiting for more, particularly, to hear about Masolon’s lost son. Will there be an announcement from the author soon? Continue reading End of Masolon’s Journey?
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