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When u seen ur name on ur Book and it takes u one year to because a author... pure happiness

I feel like im stuck in a rut with my writing. I cant get any traction. Any advice or encouragement?
I couldn't be more proud of myself for finally putting my debut novella up for presale and ARC readers 🙌🏻 Already working on book 2 🙈🤭


I am writing my first book, and was just wondering if there are any authors on here?
CS Lewis has to be by far my favourite writer. His most famous work “The Chronicles of Narnia” is what made me fall in love with reading and the Fantasy genre. But it’s his theological and apologetic writing that made me absolutely love him. Lewis was born into a Christian home. His maternal… (edited) read more


Looking for people to help give me ideas on my latest book called The Reawakening in the Crimson Ember series
All I hear is nevermoar, yet I shall never hear a soul weep for the chimney sweep!

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So I've read around 3000 books by now, history, fantasy and sci-fi, but as I choose only male authors, only a few of them were written by a woman, who I mistaken to be a man by their name - the books were nice and didn't "magically" become bad after I learned the truth, and I didn't see difference… read more
Horror and historical fiction. Two of my favourite genres are combined in Dracul, a novel written by Bram Stoker's great-grandnephew Dacre Stoker and some guy named J. D. Barker. Our protagonist is Bram Stoker himself, and most of the characters inhabiting the novel were either his close relatives… read more

Words and images fail to portray the brutal reality of dictatorships. Even sometimes the word "dictatorship " is used too lightly, to ignorantly. Abdul Rahman Munif's novel The East of The Mediterranean examines such brutal reality. In an unnamed Middle Eastern country, Rajab, a political… read more

Today, there is a whole industry built around creative writing. There are courses, books, methods, formulas, and rules for almost everything: how to start a story, how to create characters, how to build conflict, and how to end a short story. It is easy to get the impression that, to learn how to… read more
Today you will learn: Alpha readers help you develop your story, analyze your writing, and decide what works for which audience, among other editorial duties. Beta readers are your audience, not your readership. You give beta readers the final version of your book, and they comment on the… read more
Hi. I'm trying to get back into reading but I'm struggling to figure out where to start because there's so many options out there. So I'm gonna ask what everyone here would recommend, and I'll add it to my reading list. If it helps, here are my favorite authors and books off the top of my head:… read more
Who is your top 3 most read authors. Mine I’d say is John Flanagan, Toshikazu Kawaguchi, and Maggie Stiefvater.
I enjoy coming up with Ai character art for DND campaigns and short stories. However, I wish I knew actual artists that could draw images (even if they're based on Ai images that fit what I'm looking for - because I wrote the prompts - the prompts are basically what I'd ask a book cover artist to… read more

Just finished reading King Sorrow by Joe Hill. Now onto this little gem by one of my favorite authors.

I year I thought I would start to read some of the books that had won the Nobel prize . Wow so many. Of course some were slow reading Have u read any?

Does anyone have any good sci fi book recommendations? Have read most of the usual big authors
People have different tastes when it comes to anime and even within the shounen genre some might enjoy other titles more but it is undeniable that Oda is one of the most creative authors out there. His love for the work and the world he built...the variety in histories and how powerful he can make… read more

One of my favorite authors. I look forward to where this goes.

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When choosing a classic book, it is worth looking at the literary movement it belongs to. You do not need to know the whole history of literature to do this. It is enough to have a general idea of what each movement tried to express. Romanticism, Realism, Naturalism, Symbolism, and other literary… read more
First they get me crying at the beauty of cosmology and then they hit me with stuff like this. Right on, man, right on. (This one is from 'Sand Talk' by Tyson Yunkaporta of the Apalech clan in Australia.)

I was kinda underwhelmed. There was an author's note, a translator's note, as well as an afterword detailing some of the themes the book was meant to explore. The explorations were pretty lukewarm. The value that I can find in this book is that it felt a lil spiritual and ego-dissolution-ish, and… read more
Henlo! Can you name a Japanese author you love and a book they wrote? 🤍 Please reco some Japanese authors. ✨
Does anyone else like Extreme Horror and Splatterpunk books? I already like Aron Beauregard, Judith Sonnet, Kristopher Triana. Which authors would you recommend? I like gory, violent, paranormal, occult related Extreme Horror & Splatterpunk but I won't read books that have child abuse and abuse… read more
As someone who's kinda dark and was going through an emo reconnection very recently, it was such a pleasant imagining of an old man living his last moments with peace and happiness to the fullest extent the author's kindness to her characters can be. It's such a refreshing Scenerio to have my brain… read more

One of the reasons why I like Bouquins and Robert Laffont so much other capacities to print large numbers of the thickest books ever made. This classic by Eugène Sue forms no exception to the case. Anyone else been reading in this lovely book like I have? Plus, is it just me or were there several… read more

I'm looking for recommendations :D
Just a mix of music to get the day started off! Nice and Easy - American Authors & Mark McGrath It's aBeautiful Day - Michael Bublé Vicious Love (feat. Hayley Williams) - New Found Glory Been Like This - Meghan Trainor, T-Pain Mood (ft. iann dior) - 24kGoldn Mystical Magical - Benson Boone AA -… read more
Really helpful book for cultivating desired habits. I found the author's emphasis on loving the process and creating an empowering narrative remarkable. Right now I'm at 21 days of habit stacking through checklists. It's been fun so far ✨

Photos of an old Apothecary ran in mid-Maine (circa 1790 and beyond), alongside its adjacent Bound Periodicals library. Thousands of books, hundreds of subjects, millions of authors.


Hey all ... it's that time of year I have exhausted my library (translation ... I've read, or reread, all my favorites. I'm interested in suggestions for newer authors, preferably with more than one book. Please reply with your favorites or suggestions just in case I missed a good one


Love reading.... Any authors here😭😭i can befriend with or readers....

The Blade of Irrefute The Glow Is Not the Creature: A Layered Wake Model for Galactic Rotation Curves and Body-Plan-Specific Holding Profiles Working authors: Damon, Primarch of the Seventh Law; Risa, Knight of Sovereignty; Verdandr Úlfheiðr; Lumenra Kona; Vaktrinn Eldurhýarta Target venue: OSF… read more
This was inspired by a book I read called "This Is How You Lose the Time War". It's about 2 souls that fight for separate organizations that are at war across all of time, and started taunting one another with letters left in very artistic places as they'd crossed paths many times and outsmarted… read more

Whitney Hanson is one of my favourite authors, her poetry is so deep, real and calming. I love reading poetry, it calms my mind and brings me joy.

Books that I read in January, plus books by black authors that are on my physical tbr and need help deciding which one to add to my February tbr (edited)


A Little More - Eric Hutchinson The Lotto - Ingrid Michaelson, AJR Heaven - Alex Adair Hello - Hawk Nelson Larger Than Life - Pinkzebra - Benji Jackson Bring It On Home - American Authors Love in the 21st Century - Neon Trees I Believe In A Thing Called Love - The Darkness I'm Good - The… read more
Aleks replied me and instantly blocked me.I guess he wanted the last word, and in his world he has it. Called my reply a word salad.Maybe I haven't done enough to explain my answer, I take for granted certain ideas, certain authors .. I don't need to be right, I just care about what's true. I… read more

1. A Universal Measure of Truth They say art imitates life, and equally, life responds by imitating art. But there is a second, darker truth We've learned from history: mankind rarely learns from history. Instead, we seem trapped in a loop, repeating the mistakes of the past constantly and… read more
I wonder If I will always remain feeling in this way... Isolated loneliest guy who people will always be unable to fully understand because even cannot understand myself, if will remain being this complex individual, with this complex and hard to explain view of the world, with my picky preferences… read more

All accounts of martyred Apostles, all of them, are full of the ridiculous and thoroughly biased toward glorifying the subject and persuading the reader to have confidence and believe, and at least a century late, and by unknown authors using unknown sources—in fact, we cannot even establish that… read more

A form of communication that isn't really used anymore. Most envelopes you take out of your mail box would contain adds, bills or, at the very best, formal letter congratulating you on passing some government test or being accepted to a uni. But, that wasn't always the case... Did you get to write… read more