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Resource to share your thoughts on plot and give and receive feedback.

/r/WritersIdeas - Share ideas, collaborate, brainstorm.

/r/destructivereaders - A place to get your work deconstructed.

/r/fantasywriters - A fantasy-focused writing subreddit.

/r/scifi - Science Fiction discussions.

/r/Kindle - To talk about the Kindle and Kindle Books.

/r/IdeaDeving - A place to explore new ideas for your writing.

/r/ARCreaders - A place to find ARC readers.

/r/Publishing - Focus on traditional publishing.

/r/WritingHub - A meta subreddit for finding other subreddits.

/r/writing - A very generic place to discuss anything writing related.

/r/IndieBookClub - A place to check out monthly indie book recommendations.

/r/manuscript_trade - Wrote a book but don't want to produce it? Sell it!.

/r/newsletterswap - Find other authors in your genre to organize newsletter promos!.

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/r/RedditSerials - A place to post your story in a serial format.

/r/hireaneditor - Promote your editing services.

/r/reviewcircle - A place to look for reviewers.

/r/shortstories - A place to post short stories and receive feedback.

/r/freeEBOOKS - A sub to post your free Ebooks!.

If you'd like to promote your work, we can recommend you check out: The reasoning behind this is an attempt to clear up the perceived spam from the subreddit and allow our community a chance to catch up on news and help users out.

You may not make a post asking people to join your subreddit, Discord server, Facebook group, website, etc. Networking posts are considered self-promotion. Mentioning your book by name in a post is also forbidden. Linking to your book (or website, service, etc.) in posts is strictly forbidden. Linking to your own services and website in comments, in response to a question, is completely acceptable. If you don't know, just ask before you post. Self-promotion includes the obvious stuff like trying to get people here to buy any product you offer (book or otherwise), and also includes posts designed to drive traffic to your website / blog, posts to 'let us know about your friend's new book,' and posts advertising for your own publishing services or companies. This includes posts attempting to promote your book-related service. Self Promotion Rules:ĭue to popular demand, self promotion is now limited to specific threads, namely a weekly promotional thread. Include your name, list of published works, and what you can offer advice-wise to the sub.

#Is georgia font free for commercial use archive#

/u/childish5iasco - Antoine Bandele - Archive.

/u/SwitchLooksLikeNeo - Avery Dox - Archive.

/u/SeeSophieWrite - Sophie Davis - Archive.

/u/happy_laugh_guy - William Dickstein - Archive.

/u/jopheza - Joseph Alexander - Archive.

/u/MattyTwoThree - Matt Rogers - Archive.

/u/thecowboychris - Chris Knight - Archive./u/MichaelJSullivan - Michael J Sullivan - Archive./u/bntyhntrqueen - Samantha Warren - Archive.Posts along the lines of 'how do I self-publish?' and 'does self-publishing make money?' are clear examples of violations of the rule.Ĭelebratory posts must be placed in the weekly self-promotion and achievement thread. Low effort posts are not limited to 'how do I sell my book?' but also include any and all other posts where it is apparent the poster has done nothing to attempt to find the answer to their easy question(s). Blogspam which gets reported by users typically earns a temporary ban. Blogspam which gets downvoted to oblivion is typically removed. There needs to be a reason we should want to read your blog. Please do not simply post your blog and leave it. You are certainly welcome to post articles from your blog (or others), but please do so in a manner which generates discussion. Please check out the wiki before posting! Your question might already be answered!īlogspam type posts are not permitted on this subreddit. A community for writers to discuss the process of self-publishing, share experiences in the 'industry,' and read up on self-publishing news.